Fitness Point: Home & Gym

This app is everything I was looking for in an exercise tracking tool. I don’t know my muscle groups well and being able to visualize them in the app is going to help a lot in memorizing what workouts target which areas. I’m setting up my workouts by legs, arms, abs, etc. then you can break it down further by specific muscle groups. This is also part of my personal goal to memorize how to workout all my muscles. I’m going to build a full body workout once i have the individual areas finished. Once you have pro they have a lot of workouts to choose from but you can still add your own and label the muscle groups without pro. It is nice since I want to do a total body workout over the course of a week. I had to break down and buy it. For a whole year it’s pretty cheep relative to other subscriptions. What can I say, if it doesn’t break your piggy bank this is a stellar app to invest in. I have a feeling it’s only going to get better over time so I’m happy to support their awesome product. There isn’t currently a section on the app for targeting the neck specifically to stretch it. Minor complaint. I’m sure there are more areas that are on their to do list and this comment makes the developer laugh because they stare at that list all the time.

I have to say that I loved this app! It interfaced with iHealth and my calorie tracker perfectly. I only got to use it for a couple weeks, but loved the functionality and ability to create my own workout routines and add individual exercises. Now I’ve got to find something new to use. I was mid workout when this app blocked me from adding any more logs of my lifts. Apparently I hit some limit. It only offers to allow me to continue if I sign up for a subscription. I refuse to pay an astronomical monthly or yearly subscription just to track my lifts. I’d rather go back to pen and paper before I do that. It’s such a shame because I really did love this app.

I just want a simple app to keep track of how much weight I use on each machine in the gym. This app is pretty decent as it lets you set up a work out from a few select matching/free weight styles on the free version. I like that when you are in a new workout this app shows you what you did on that machine the last time. Only reason it didn’t get 5 stars is the constant ads to purchase the complete version of the app.