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Though, the drawback to the aerobars approach being it makes the aerobars pretty much unusable. First, was up against the wall:ДЄnd finally, the surprisingly effective on-the-aerobars approach. Of course, the biggest question youвЂ™re gonna ask yourself is where on earth to put the iPad. You can also drag/drop/hide/unhide any of the visual components anywhere you want on the screen вЂ“ should you prefer a more obstructed view:

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The metrics are overlaid on any content you like вЂ“ so it need not be pretty cycling stuff, but rather instead can be something more edgyвЂ¦you knowвЂ¦ like a movie about sharks that I star in: As you do so, youвЂ™ll see your ANT+ metrics displayed directly on the screen. You simply tap each item you want to enable it in the queue to watch:ДЄnd hereвЂ™s where you add music if you want:ДЇinally, with all that set, letвЂ™s get on with the show by pressing the big ole вЂњStart Trainer WorkoutвЂќ button:ДЄt this point, youвЂ™ll want to start pedaling.

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But if you have ripped movies or TV shows yourself or from the Internet, those are most definitely allowed. Note though that Apple doesnвЂ™t allow Apps to playback protected content from within the App itself, so downloaded TV shows and movies from the iTunes Store arenвЂ™t viewable here. While music pulls from your available music, the video requires that you can add videos via iTunes sharing from your вЂpersonal collectionвЂ™. Last but not least, before you start weвЂ™ll want to add some videos or music to play. If you have multiple ANT+ enabled bikes nearby, youвЂ™ll need to ensure that youвЂ™ve got the right stuff paired вЂ“ though once you do, itвЂ™ll stay saved for future use. It typically takes just 1-3 seconds per sensor.

ItвЂ™ll automatically go out and find sensors within that ANT+ Device Profile type. To do this we head on over to the Sensor Setup area and simply tap each sensor type we want to connect to. First, letвЂ™s finish with the setup and pair our ANT+ sensors. You probably also noted from the above that you can setup a remote controlвЂ¦but weвЂ™ll get to that in a minute. Additionally, you can setup either power or heart rate zones here, these will be displayed later on within the workout screen: ItвЂ™s here that you configure details like wheel size (for distance) and age/weight (for calorie calculations). YouвЂ™ll be brought to this general setup page:

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So with the preview out of the way, letвЂ™s start back at the beginning with the normal setup of the app after you install it via the iTunes app store. So вЂ“ letвЂ™s take a look at the app, starting with what it ultimately looks like once youвЂ™ve got it all finished up and riding on a trainer: ItвЂ™ll be pretty coolвЂ¦causeвЂ¦wellвЂ¦I created it. In fact, this weekend on one of my rides IвЂ™m going to create my own using the GoPro HD that I bought earlier this week.

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Additionally, you can either download cycling videos (the ones you know and love today), or even create your own. This way you can both watch that movie you downloaded and have your training data overlaid directly on the screen. So, what is this app? Well, itвЂ™s a trainer app that allows you see your ANT+ data overlaid onto media of your choice. WhatвЂ™s even cooler is that the developer of the app is just down the street from me here in DC, I like supporting the little guy ( iNtervalSoft) вЂ“ especially when itвЂ™s the local little guy. So I was pretty jazzed to be able to play with the only purpose made app that IвЂ™m aware of for the iPad, over the past few months. However, despite the fact that the dongle has always been supported on the iPad, there really hadnвЂ™t been any specific-made apps for it.

Applications using it have ranged the functional gamut from your typical run tracking apps, to ones that will use it to change diagnostic/calibration values on power meters. Pretty much everyone who is someone is now supporting the dongle in their fitness apps. Everything from small apps youвЂ™ve never heard of, to the biggies like MapMyRide/Run and RunKeeper. With the introduction of the Wahoo Fitness ANT+ Dongle last year, thereвЂ™s been a flood of iPhone apps that have supported adding ANT+ data (Heart Rate, Power, Speed, Cadence, Weight Scales, etcвЂ¦).