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What's the best app for the gym?
Which apps are most useful for tracking and guidance in the gym?
22 recommended
- Kunal Bhatiadesign @mercury · WrittenFor motivation, cool down, and recovery, I use Spotify!Cole WinansCEO, Flyreel · WrittenTotally agree. If you're running, they have tracks that sync to your cadence.
- Kunal Bhatiadesign @mercury · WrittenIf you need help figuring out a training routine, start with Nike+.maker@GoodIdeaDogYour Magnitude componet$ · WrittenIts ad free and made with extreme care
- Guillaume Flandre🛠 Software engineer ➕ 📸 Photographer · WrittenFreeletics is a great way to do more exercise with less gear. If you're more of a weights guys they also have an app dedicated to that. I use the Coach feature which programs exercices throughout the week and I've got to say: it's a great way to stay motivated!
- Michael 😍 Galpertmsg on twitter · Writtenthis has been great for spin or treadmill when I just want to follow a routine instead of self motivateMichelle NickolaisenOwner, Bombchelle Industries · WrittenI love Aaptiv! I mostly use their treadmill/run/elliptical routines, but the yoga and bodyweight ones are also good when you want to mix it up a little.
- Nick Prokeschfitness, eating right, javascript, tacos · WrittenIt's customizable, has flexible rest timers, a built in warm up weight calculator, barbell plate calculator, tracking for progress, goals, measurements, etc, has HealthKit support, and an attractive interface. Best of all, it gets regular updates, and always supports the latest iOS and iPhone features.Chris Messina🏆 #1 Hunter! · WrittenBig fan of this app — the developers are very responsive and it's very straightforward and easy to use for tracking your workouts. I've looked at several and this is the most focused and fluff-free I've found.
- 11Stronglifts 5x5 WorkoutEric WilsonProduct Lead & Co-founder, Pro.com · WrittenThis app is very prescriptive (you only get to choose and customize one very widely-used workout regime that is popular on reddit.com/r/fitness), but it is incredibly easy to use and does everything for you. Not to mention it looks gorgeous.Bartosz HernasFounder of Ahoy.io & FreeYourMusic.com · WrittenFor 10€ I have an app that is my personal trainer and tells me exactly what to do and how long breaks to take. If I miss training, it tells me I need to deload etc. This app made me stick to the gym, as I do not have to think about training and exercises, I just follow the program :)Julian LozanoDesigner at Fishermen Labs. · WrittenBeen using this app for several months and have seen huge improvements. Workouts are simple, and the app does all the math work for you. Stronglifts have helped me gain weight that I needed to be physically stronger.
- Laura WalkerWeb Designer · WrittenWe use Paperform at our gym to collect customers' information and accept payments online.
- Nick LucasEngineering Manager, InstaBrand · WrittenThis is the best workout app I found yet. Each day it selectively selects new muscle groups to workout based off of previous workouts and which muscle groups are fully rested. It has a huge database of different workouts, so when returning to a muscle group it will be different workouts then the last workout you did for that muscle group. It also has options to create workouts with no gym equipment which is useful for me as a digital nomad, not always having access to gym equipment.
- 4EQUINOX AppKunal Bhatiadesign @mercury · WrittenI use the web version of this, but only helps if you are an Equinox member!Hey! I use the equinox app but i feel that it lacking a lot of feautures ... furthermore, has great content but the app doesn't give access to it .. I think they could do a way better job. Any thoughts????
- Sam HaseltinePre-sales solution consultant at Adobe · WrittenFor a very smart, novel approach, I would definitely recommend Gymatic. It auto tracks reps, train new exercise movement, allows you store workouts and pull them up on your apple watch, inclusive of rest-timers etc etc. Having recently bought an Apple Watch, I've been through a process of trialling tonnes of apps and none of them are a one-size fits all perfect....here are my thoughts: - Gymatic: As above. Cons: doesn't include an option for HIIT/Interval timer - Intervals: Great timer app, but if you're interested in reviewing performance or storing all excurses for review later, then it's not suitable. I use in conjunction with other apps - Fitness First CustomFit - one of my faves for the iPhone, but doesn't support Apple Watch at the moment. Really great app, with tonnes of exercises and workout builders. - UnderArmour Record - has potential to be the best app, if it didn't crash during workouts. The amount of workouts I've lost due to the Apple Watch crashing is devastating! Great accompany iOS app though - RunFit from Wahoo - without a doubt the most reliable app I've used for Apple Watch. Very simple, clean, heart-rate & calorie views with a timer. I use in conjunction with Intervals for HIIT exercises as Intervals can run in background on iPhone with audible alerts (I have removed the Intervals app from my watch) There are of course dedicated running apps, which I'd recommend for outdoor runs such as Nike Run, but I don't do many of those any more :(
- Frank PetruccelliBuilding stuff · WrittenFrank Petruccelli made this productGymi is a chatbot that works through facebook messenger. He gives an awesome workout everyday and can even show you the exercises in HD videos. Also, if you're looking to start a diet, it can provide a great frame work and recommend awesome meals with calorie counts.
- Chris HerbertGraphic Designer & Pixel Hunter · WrittenGyroscope gathers stats from various services then turns it all into a unified experience.
- thomas rossStartup analyser and investor · WrittenLove the product and use it all the time.
- Tweegenic1Noble Investor · WrittenFor someone who hate working out putting awards as a motivation is a great idea! I love it!
- Marco Sánchez AlfaroCEO Open Classifieds · WrittenGreat app for gym workouts and diet plans!