Simple workout app

[AlexNoodles]

What do you guys recommend as a good app for abs/push ups?
kinda like the couch to 5k thing?
thanks

 

[Wayne]

What do you guys recommend as a good app for abs/push ups?
kinda like the couch to 5k thing?
thanks

Cider!

 

[oscsha]

call me old fashioned but why do you need an app for sit ups/ press ups ?

 

[AlexNoodles]

Cider!

lol, which Cider

call me old fashioned but why do you need an app for sit ups/ press ups ?

You are old fashioned.

 

[Wayne]

lol, which Cider

You are old fashioned.

Which Cider? Dickin.

 

[mike_the_kraken]

A couple of years back I looked for apps to track strength training workouts: different splits, sets, reps, etc. After a lot of research, I decided to stay with ol’ faithful... a pad of paper and a pen.

 

[Rowlers]

If you want to track progress I use an app called fitnotes..
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.jamesgay.fitnotes

If you're looking for workout plans, motivation etc... just grab what you like the look of from the play store/iTunes...

 

[Nishy]

@AlexNoodles when I saw this post yesterday I was wracking my brain trying to remember the app I used before my wedding. Then I went through my old download history and still couldn't find it. Anyway I just remembered the name. I used the free version. However, a quick search brought up this paid version:

Loved this app, it starts of easy and increases difficulty at the right stages. Definitely saw some results after a short while, however, this was in conjunction with a strict diet and plenty of swimming.

 

[mike_the_kraken]

But did you get the abs? (or were they truly impossible?)

 

[Nishy]

But did you get the abs? (or were they truly impossible?)

Lol I was born with abs nah on a serious note stomach was well defined and flat but no rippling abs. Perhaps if I had used the app for 3 months. The results were very good after a month though

 

[DamianJ]

There are 3 quite simple apps called sit ups, squats and push ups. You put a target in and it gives workouts that build you up to a target such as 100 straight push ups.

 

[AlexNoodles]

@AlexNoodles when I saw this post yesterday I was wracking my brain trying to remember the app I used before my wedding. Then I went through my old download history and still couldn't find it. Anyway I just remembered the name. I used the free version. However, a quick search brought up this paid version:
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Loved this app, it starts of easy and increases difficulty at the right stages. Definitely saw some results after a short while, however, this was in conjunction with a strict diet and plenty of swimming.

your original post is what inspired my post, I just couldn't remember the details or if it was here, or at TSR, however it's iOS only for me.

Will do some digging, just after something couch to 5k esque

will

 

[halvor]

I seem to remember having used a Nike training app for a while, but the programme was more comprehensive than push- and situps only.

Currently use a sling and no app

 

[jeepie]

I find http://darebee.com/ useful. This isn't an app but an exercise resource. I think there is possibly an app - but I just look for workout routines I fancy doing:

Some have limited equipment, but most have none.

e.g.

https://darebee.com/workouts/sniper-workout.html
http://darebee.com/workouts/heavy-duty-workout.html
https://darebee.com/workouts/juggernaut-workout.html