Running Station vs HYM Score

Your neighborhood is the race. Track runs, claim local stations and climb your neighborhood leaderboard. Check in at "stations" around your city and go for a run. Your distance stacks up on the station, and a fresh ranking starts every week. ■ What makes it different • Station check-in — start your run within 100 m of the start point and you're checked in automatically • Weekly rankings — every station has a leaderboard that resets each week; go for #1 • Your neighborhood map — nearby stations and this week's runners at a glance • Found new stations — if there's none nearby, be the first to create one ■ Tracked in detail • Distance, time, average pace and automatic km splits • Your route drawn along real streets • Accurate GPS tracking with elevation gain and pause handling ■ More fun together • Cheer and comment on runs in the feed • Share "run cards" with your stats over your photo or video • Find friends from your contacts and follow them ■ Your location, protected • Other runners see your route with the start and end sections hidden Start today at the station around the corner.

App Description: HYM Score is a powerful and intuitive tool designed especially for healthcare professionals to accurately document, analyze, and track muscle strength. Using an interactive graphical representation of muscle strength based on Medical Research Council (MRC) strength scale, the app offers a seamless way to record and monitor muscle strength overtime Key Features: Graphical Strength Documentation: Tap on a joint to select muscle strength using an intuitive fan-out selection method. Dual Movement Scoring: Each joint allows separate scores for flexion/extension or abduction/adduction. Dynamic HYM Score Calculation: Automatically computes total strength percentage based on recorded values. Visual Tracking with Graphs CSV Export: Easily export strength data for documentation and sharing. Download now and simplify muscle strength assessment with precision and efficiency! Target Audience: Healthcare providers, neurologists, physiotherapists, rehabilitation specialists, and medical researchers.