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Who is using a phone workout log app?

Headholio

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What's a good one try? It seems convenient but it would have to be easy. I don't want to spend much time fiddling with my phone while I'm at the gym. Cuz if I did, someone would write about me in one of those "morons at the gym" threads. :lmao:
 
Is this gonna be for logging exercises, reps, weight used?

Or just for in general calories burned, lifting duration, cardiovascular duration, weight loss?

I'm not sure there's a good one for logging lifts unless u were crazy fast with ur thumbs.

Sent using the elitefitness app.
 
Workout Buddy for Android.
Simply for logging name of exercise, weight, and reps.
I replace each time I add reps or increase weight by simply scrolling to that exercise. A big plus is you can name the exercise yourself, for example if you use a cable pulldown that is numerical and doesnt indicate actual weight at a certain gym, and at another location(home, different gym etc),
you can name it accordingly. It has a few other functions but only other things I use is the memo (ex:reverse grip 210x8, or dropset to 40sX12)
 
I use gym buddy for iPhone. Took me a good 20 minutes to figure out you could create and name any lift you want Instead of just using there minimal list that was already there. Donno what others think but since I'm used to it I like it. Pretty quick for imputing your sets and reps. You can add notes to each lift. It's got a calendar function where u can Input each workout for each day. I do shift work... So it varies. Not that I've also worked out in a long time anyways. Other stuff to
 
iFitness for iPhone is really good. Quick and easy use. Has a timer as well that lets you know when your rest period is over. No more guess work. Its like $2 in the iTunes store. It has a bunch of pre loaded routines(which are average at best), but has hundreds of exercises and you have the ability to make custom workouts and keep them logged. I love it.
 
Thanks guys. It looks like gym buddy is apple only. I need an android app.
Do you guys enter stuff as you work out, or write it or remember it and enter it later?
 
I enter it as I workout. I use my phone as my iPod so I always have it. Plus I can never keep track of a damn pen for the life of me.
 
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