When it comes to achieving your fitness objectives, a mobile phone used to be a problem to lift because of its size and weight. Contrarily, modern smartphones may serve as a personal trainer, nutrition coach, tracker, GPS, and much more all in a body so slim you can wear it as an armband. One drawback of this is that there are now so many health and fitness applications that it can be challenging to sort through the good ones from the bad. Here are Coach’s favorites to help with that.
The Greatest Fitness & Wellness Apps 1. Londoners used the cycling and running tracker Strava to report 1.35 million activity in 2015. The app’s continued success is due to the fact that it caters to all fitness levels. It’s really easy for beginners to use, but it also provides a ton of depth and a wide range of data for those who are content to spend hours analyzing their activity. The enormous user base of Strava instantly offers a wealth of virtual buddies and competitors. You can enter the standard cycling and running challenges or try to win the (virtual) King of the Mountain jersey for your neighborhood hill. Free, pro £5.99 a month, available on Google Play and the App Store, strava.com
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MyFitnessPal’s Calorie Counter & Diet Tracker
The undisputed leader in the calorie-counting app market since MyFitnessPal was first released. This software has the best food database available, making it simpler than any other to register your meals. As a result, it is much simpler to track your calorie intake and specific macronutrients. Theoretically, all of these factors should make it simpler to maintain a better diet. Free, pro £7.99 per month, available on Google Play and the App Store, myfitnesspal.com
Third, FitMenCook
They undoubtedly do. When you prepare your own meals, you can keep a better watch on factors like the quantity of fat and sugar, which alarmingly find their way into prepackaged meals and prepared sauces. Even if your present culinary abilities only go as far as beans on toast, this software will help you prepare healthy meals quickly and affordably. $2.49, pro $79 per month, $4.49 per year, App Store, fitmencook.com
Runkeeper 4.
This storied and wildly popular run-tracking app is jam-packed to the gills with information about your walking adventures. With 50 million users, the app has a user-friendly UI and a well-developed social component. Pro customers of Runkeeper can now order customized weekly training schedules. Runkeeper.com: Free, pro £7.99 monthly, App Store, Google Play
5. Periods
For people who want to design their own HIIT exercises but require a timer to keep track of their intervals, this app is ideal. The free edition is well-designed, straightforward, and equipped with all the features you need. Accessible in the App Store for free and £2.99.
DietBet 6.
By putting actual money on your weight reduction, you can give your diet a financial boost. Users of DietBet put money into a pot with thousands of others, and those who succeed in losing weight split the earnings. The money won’t change your life, but losing weight might. Free, Google Play and the App Store, dietbet.com
Endomondo 7
The sheer number of sports you can track with Endomondo sets it apart from other activity-tracking applications, from the most popular – running, cycling (both for sport and commuting), and hiking – to the least popular – snowshoeing, windsurfing, and canicross (running off-road with your dog). Free, pro, monthly cost of £4.49, endomondo.com
Fitocracy 8
Using this well-known app, you can “level up” virtually while improving your fitness in the real world. Fitocracy has great social elements thanks to its big user base, but even if you prefer to work out alone, it’s a great workout tracker, especially for fans of lifting heavy objects. Fitocracy.com, App Store, Google Play, Pro, £3.99/month