Cannot sync Nike+ iPod wirelessly

Quick background:
- using an iPhone 4 running 4.2.1
- lost iTunes as it was removed from my work laptop
- use Nike+ iPod machines at the gym (think they are branded Matrix)
So here is the issue:
Before I used to connect my iPhone to my laptop, iTunes would open as would the Nike+ website which would show me my runs, timings, distance etc.
Now I don't have iTunes installed I wanted to continue to upload the information and track my runs. I did check and saw that it was possible to wirelessly do this - but no runs are displayed on my history.
Any help would be appriciated.

i recently got a new PC and i would like to sync my iphone on it. i have sen a few discussions and followed instructions and here is what i did and reached:
- i connected teh phone to the new PC
- i right clicked on teh phone on teh left menu of teh itunes as it appeared and i chose "backup" and backed up successfully
- i then right clicked again on teh same palce and chose "trasfer purchases" and that was done successfully too.
- i opened the outlook on my pc and created a new contact (this was advised to do in one of teh discussions in order to enable the contacts of the outlook and the phone to merge together)
- in the info tab, i chose to sync the contacts and teh notes (which is what i want to sync). as i clicked "sync" i was gived the option to "erase content of the phone" or "cance".
- i chose cancel. as i clicked "cancel" i was given other 2 choices, one of them is "merge the content of both outlook and phone" so i chose the merge option. and i clicked "sync"
what happened then is that the new contact that i had created on teh PC outlook, was successfully synced to teh phone. however, the contacts that i have on teh phone were not trasferred to outlook.
- i tired to reset sync history from itunes and try yo sync again, still no contacts were trasfered from the phone to the outlook.
i have an iphone 4 runing the latest ios 5.1.1
i have the latest itunes
i have windows 7 running office 2010
i need help to transfer the contacts from teh phone to the outlook and have them sync notmally together like it was with my old PC.

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