Want to get fit? Use these apps

Victor Barreiro Jr.

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Train yourself and feel healthier with these fitness apps

WELLNESS, TECHIE STYLE. Here are apps that can help you get fit and feel better. Screen shot from www.fitocracy.com

MANILA, Philippines – Fitness and wellness can work hand-in-hand with technology.

With the advent of applications that motivate, track and train health-seekers, it has become easier to get an upper hand against sluggishness and bad lifestyle choices.

Here’s a quick list of apps with different functions that allow for a better, healthier lifestyle:

1. Fitocracy (iOS)

FITOCRACY. Train and motivate yourself with this app. Screen shot from www.fitocracy.com

One part social network and another part motivation app, Fitocracy lets users work on their exercises with this app serving as a way to connect to your friends, share your progress and complete goals that allow you to level up on the Fitocracy social network.

2. Lose It! (Android, iOS, Nook, Kindle)

LOSE IT! This app lets you track your fitness goals and maintain personal accountability for your fitness. Screen shot from www.loseit.com

Lose It! lets users set goals, track progress and set personal challenges.

Like Fitocracy, Lose It! is an app that has a website component and the connectivity as a social network allows for greater personal accountability.

3. Zombies Run (Android, iOS, Windows Phone)

ZOMBIES RUN. Run away from zombies in this fitness app-slash-game. Screen shot from play.google.com

For US$7.99, Zombies Run provides runners with incentive to complete missions and gain the stamina to outrun the undead.

There’s also a beginner’s version for US$3.99 that lets users train to do 5K runs.

4. RunKeeper (Android, iOS)

RUNKEEPER. This is a running app that lets you track your progress and share it with the world. Screen shot from www.runkeeper.com

Runkeeper is a sort of social running application, allowing users to track their running progress, share it and sync the data with the RunKeeper website.

5. Pocket Yoga (Android, iOS)

POCKET YOGA. This is a yoga training application that has progress tracking and plenty of yoga pose suggestions. Screen shot from www.pocketsports.com

For those looking to limber up and lose weight, Pocket Yoga is an excellent candidate for your needs. 

The app provides detailed visual and vocal instruction, over 145 pose images, progress tracking features and support for showing transferring the visuals onto a television through Video Out.

With these 5 apps, you can get fit, stay healthy and live better through smart choices. – Rappler.com

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Victor Barreiro Jr.

Victor Barreiro Jr is part of Rappler's Central Desk. An avid patron of role-playing games and science fiction and fantasy shows, he also yearns to do good in the world, and hopes his work with Rappler helps to increase the good that's out there.