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Show HN: Compete Hub – discover, share and manage your triathlon race schedule

20 pointsby 12y agocompetehub.com
13 comments
12y agoHN ↗

Well design site. Maybe I'll get off my lazy butt and do a triathlon... or not.

How do people keep sites like this up-to-date when there are so many repositories of information and/or small players that are not standardized? Do they have go event by event or store by store? Is there a better way?

12y agoHN ↗

Let's get you on that bike soon!

re: updating - Good question. Lanyrd did this really well with professional events and Yelp did it with restaurants. It's a unique combination of crowd-sourcing, manual work, and incentivizing the organizers of the events.

12y agoHN ↗

Nice looking site! Just some things I noticed:

-when I search, it's not automatically filtered by date

-when I search "woodlands" I get 0 results but when I search "the woodlands" I get 85, none of which are http://www.ironman.com/triathlon/events/americas/ironman/tex...

-I have no idea what SPR, OLY, and CUS are and when I mouse over them it doesn't tell me anything

But, I'll definitely show this to my more active friends; nicely done!

12y agoHN ↗

Sweet, thanks for the feedback. CTO is constantly tweaking the search so we can make it as "free form" as possible. We're trying to get away from "filter drop down" hell

12y agoHN ↗

Check out Elasticsearch as a search index. It does a pretty good job of full text searches, and it's free. I use it for a lot of my projects, and I think it's one of the better ones out there. Let me know if I can help! Good luck!

12y agoHN ↗

Yup, we use ES and love it! Thanks for the offering, I'll let philipDS know if he hits any stumbling blocks to get in touch.

12y agoHN ↗

Whoa, ya that's the swim for Ironman St. Pölten in Austria! Ha!

Fixing it right now. Thanks for the feedback!

12y agoHN ↗

Really cool. I'm training for my first triathlon now (NYC Tri with Team in Training), and I'm hoping to do many more Olympic-distance Tris thereafter.

Honestly, I've been wanting better training apps (and a good online training community) more than anything. Garmin Connect, for example, has great potential but isn't social enough / doesn't help you discover much beyond your own stats. Obviously that's a harder nut to crack for a relatively small market.

Maybe someday I'll be ready to find more races, though. Nice job!

12y agoHN ↗

Have you checked out Strava for the training stuff? They're getting more and more triathletes on there.

12y agoHN ↗

My girlfriend is a triathlete. She'll love the crap out of this. I'm just a runner, so it's not really my cup of tea. I'll get her to sign up tonight and try and submit some feedback.

12y agoHN ↗

Don't worry, running events coming VERY soon :) Feel free to sign up if you haven't already and we'll notify you when it gets added.