show "real-time" distance and time on graphs instead of just data points at the mile marker

Agree 100%. How difficult could it be?

This would be awsome, the nike+ detect the speed every 10 meters, so it shouldn't be that hard.

It would be great for finding splits. The only info it gives right now is pace, which doesn't mean much if you don't know the total elapsed time at each mile marker.

This need to be done. The graph is practically worthless without it. At least put time increments on the y-axis so we could guesstimate

This is the one thing I'm really missing! When you add up the paces you never get the end time (always minutes missing). There is probably a logical explanaton for that but this is frustrating!

It's the first major glitch I noticed, and I agree with many of you, how hard could it be to set it up with more (any) ref. points on the x and Y axis?

The points that do appear don't correlate with the actual pace. When I hit a hill and my pace plummets, I want to know by how much.

PLEASE!! I'm just getting back into shape, so I don't run very far. Since I generally only run 1-2 miles, I'd like to know more than just the pace I ran at the mile markers. Just put points along the X and Y that are constant in every run and don't need to be individualized for each person.

without doubt we need to know time and distance on the x and y axis of the graph. The current pace graph is of little real value. If we got the time and distance on the x and y axis then we could calculate for pace.

hey everyone, i just want to make a comment to all the iPhone owners. This guy Matt posted an idea up about 5 months ago that I think has great merrit, but for some reason has been overlooked. It's about Nike making an armband for the iPhone. I'm sorry that i'm leaving a comment that's 100% off topic, but I think this is a great idea, and I really want it to get noticed, and what better place to put it than the #1 commented on idea. Again, I apologize, and I am also providing the HTML address for Matt's idea. If we get a lot of people to notice it, Nike might do something about it. So even if you don't have an iPhone, say that u like the idea (I'm begging you, please, for our sake) so that Nike can maybe make one.

http://getsatisfaction.com/nike_runni...

wud be so much easier if this were available.

This has already been done, if you click on your run and then go to the options toolbar and press show all stats, you can look at your pace anywhere on your graph. hope this helps :)

the graph has distance verses pace, and when your mouse is over the line it tells you your distance at that point and the pace a that point. I would like to know what my time was at each point.

that is a good point

I couldn't agree more! I never run a precise distance to the mile but end up being just over (5.13 etc.) and only see a total time. it would be great to see what my time was for 5 miles. Nike does this on challenges so it shouldn't be too hard.

I agree, and I hope people keep asking for time-so-far along the graph. Somehow showing how long each mile/km took would be a nice-to-have, but obviously we could figure it out if the time-so-far was added.

Agree for the need to include run time between points on the graph other than just the whole run time. Would make it more than a pedometer then and a more rounded tool.

Yes yes yes PLEASE! Couldn't agree more, this is one of the things that frustrates me most on the site. It seems pointless showing us our splits on a graph but with no split times. For example, about once a week I see if my short distance speed has improved by running a fast mile and then slowing down for the jog back. Trouble is, unless I actually beat my fastest mile time, I've got no way of knowing how fast I did that mile in, even if I set my workout distance for 1 mile.

I really like the whole Nike+ thing, it's a great motivational tool that started me running and keeps me running. However, this and other frustrating oversights seem to highlight its one big problem: Nike+ collects a lot of really useful information, but then presents much of it in a way that's - well - useless.

When i first bough the Nike+ system, I thought that I would be able to track my time at each km/mile marker.... guess not! Pace at any given point, although interesting, doesn't help me a lot in my training and review of my runs.

I couldnt agree more! Please get the time elapsed added to the graph!!!
I had the voice come on telling me "Congrats you just completed your fastest mile yet!'.... Problem is I have no idea what that was because I cant check the time at 1 mi on the graph.