Fitness Application For iPhone

If you have a customized workout, or want to customize your workout and have either an iPhone, iTouch or an iPad, this one’s for you – Fit Pulse, a fitness app for iPhone which has recently been launched.

The Fit Pulse application will help to keep a track of what your nutritional intake has been, your workout specifics, and a record of losses and/or gains that you have made in the process.

You also have the option of connecting to friends and other fitness buffs by way of social networking sites.  And to increase the sum of your fitness knowledge, there is built into this application, a quiz to test how much you know.

Facebook and twitter integration increases the applicability and usefulness of the product. This lets to share and compare notes, swap stories either for fun or support or to bring out the competitive steak inside of you – that will egg you on to do better.

You can simply feed in how much time you have to spend at the gym and you can be offered a list of options and workouts to pick from.

At $1.99 to buy and download the application, this might just be the best use you can make of a couple of bucks right now.

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Top 5 Fitness Apps For Your Iphone Or Ipod Touch

From among the huge number of fitness, diet and exercise related applications that are offered for your iPhone or iPod touch, many may be no good at all. But there are some that are well worth considering:

The Lose It! App. This is a calorie tracking tool and arguably one of the most successful and popular of their health apps. Feed in what you eat and the software tracks the nutritional information of what you ate based on the supermarket and other samples that are included in their database. Even restaurant food is covered!

The WebMD App: This is a reference tool that you can access even offline and can offer information about a host of health related issues from the common cold to CPR.

It is educational and extremely useful but you have to guard against becoming an armchair physicians and self medication based on half baked knowledge!

The iTreadmill App: Many of us prefer the outdoors to stationary walking indoors, however would enjoy having the information that a treadmill provides.

This is a treadmill like software that counts steps, tracks speed and the approx number of calories burnt.

The iFitness App: With 230 exercises in its database as well as videos to explain them, this one is like your own personal trainer.

The Pocket First Aid and CPR App: This one became popular after the Haiti earthquake, and it really is something that may count in an emergency.

Source: IGN

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