Favorite workout apps

[Chilazr]

Hey everyone!
I just started using my Droid to help me on my runs. I've found the Run.GPS is really good. It tracks me while I run, gives me average speeds, distance covered, calories burned. It also has spots for current speed and such, but since I'm running, I don't really look at that. It also has a ridiculous amount of sports to choose from. I also like that it syncs with a website so I can look at it and track my progress on a computer, any computer. You can also issue challenges and have "races". So far it's the best I've found.
I also like Soft Race. It does a lot of the same things, but I don't think it has a website, so it can't offer more of the social aspects as easily. And it doesn't have an area for you to put in body composition so it has a harder time with calorie counts. Still a great app if you're just looking for something to keep track of your runs.
I just downloaded SportyPal, seems to be really similar to Run.GPS. I think I'll try it out soon.
What are your favorite workout apps? Weightlifting, running, biking, hiking? :lifting:

 

[Misterpipe]

Best workout app

The best one I have found is unfortunately only available on the apple phone/ipod. It is called Gym Buddy and allows addition of any exercise you do in the gym. I have emailed the author and he assured me he is considering porting this app to the Droid. It might help to contact the author at [email protected]
This link is a quick video of the features of the app. I think you will agree the author has created a good app but needs to be pushed to move it to the Droid.
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Tom

 

[stevo95]

The best one I have found is unfortunately only available on the apple phone/ipod. It is called Gym Buddy and allows addition of any exercise you do in the gym. I have emailed the author and he assured me he is considering porting this app to the Droid. It might help to contact the author at [email protected]
This link is a quick video of the features of the app. I think you will agree the author has created a good app but needs to be pushed to move it to the Droid.
Text
Tom

Does it have a website it syncs to? If so, this could be what I have been looking for.

 

[Rayv]

I have been using cardio trainer. I absolutely love it! It has options for all sorts of cardio workouts (including driving, which I have yet to understand the point of). It uses GPS to track your speed/distance/calories burned. You can enter your weight for more accurate calories burned. It has a ton of settings options, like a voice notification that cuts into your music to tell you your pace/time/calories burned etc while you are working out. It also has an option to let you manually enter your workout (I use this for gym days). I have been impressed with how accurate everything has been with this app. Here is a screenshot of what the tracking option looks like:

 

[c_mack9]

i used cardiotracker on a run last week. it was awesome. did all the stuff you mentioned and even played me music through my headphones. i havent tried any other aps yet but that was the coolest ran i have ever had and the longest at 6.5 miles

 

[silvere2]

I use gymbuddy to keep track of my lifting. It's not the best, but whatever, it's better than pencil and paper...and I have insurance in case I drop a 90 lb weight on my phone! :icon_ banana:

 

[papaskispartan]

I use Cardio Trainer as well. Just like what Rayv said, CT tells you your time and distance. I plan on using it on my first half marathon in May and looking foward to using it then.

 

[cocacola]

I have sportypal on my phone, they have impressive community for the workouts, i like finding friends, the voice notification, keeping the results on line.
Usually using pandora and sportypal simultaneous.

 

[icculusX]

MyTracks is totally the best for walking, hiking and whatever (even driving). Tracks your spot GPS on a multi-touch map... records lots of stuff like speeds, elevation, time...

Plus, you can easily send your recordings to Google Maps or Docs. I use it all the time to track my walks...