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the shizzle => diet, training and injuries => Topic started by: tomtom on February 07, 2011, 07:13:31 pm
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For the last two weeks I've been playing around with an app on my Ifern (theres an android one too) called myfitnesspal and have found it pretty useful/easy to use.
I guess its fairly standard fare in that you enter what you eat every day, and how much exercise etc.. and it tracks calories consumed/burnt. Its probably also wrong to a certain degree, but its been a really useful exercise in totting up what I eat over the week(s)... That friday night curry and 3 pints tots up more in one sitting than many days in total..
Anyway, I thought I'd mention it as its pretty easy to use (much less faff than other ones I've tried) and quite informative (well for me anyway). I'm clearly not the only one who likes it as it gets a 4.5 stars as an app - which is pretty rare...
(oh its free too..)
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I use it too. Useful app.
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I have been using it about 2 weeks been useful I quickly mentioned it theres an app for that thread.
ITs nice to track everything and set targets for calories intake.
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I have been using it about 2 weeks been useful I quickly mentioned it theres an app for that thread.
ITs nice to track everything and set targets for calories intake.
Sorry about that Grubes - I'd given looking at the app thread, thinking it was for andriod eyes only....
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Most app developers seem to be doing so for both platforms (sensible really, iOS was first, and got developers attention but now Android is the most popular (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/02/06/android_takes_top_spot/) having now surpassed Nokia's Symbian and they'd be remiss to ignore potential click through revenue (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/01/13/millennial_media_report/)).
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is there a myfatness app?
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is there a myfatness app?
:) same one works fine, just make sure your above the red line instead of below (target cal level). In fact it's probably much quicker to succeed on myfatnesspal...