For the second post this week, I decided to look for an app
that is similar to my favorite fitness app Sworkit. I found an app called Home
Workout (5 minutes). The idea of this app is very similar to Sworkit, and has
many similar features. The look of the app is very simple, and it is easy to
navigate. This allows any ages to get into the workouts! The only downfall to
this app is that it doesn’t look as good as the others. I was turned off from
this app right when I opened it. I attempted the multi-workout stage, and I loved
it! In just 5 minutes, you can burn calories.
Sunday, March 27, 2016
Home Workout App.
Fitness Buddy
The only thing I believe that this app is great for, is
getting an understanding of how to properly execute the workout. Other than
this, the app falls very short of my expectations of a fitness app. if you are
a beginner, and want to learn how to do specific exercises, this app might be
good for you, but I would also recommend you take a look at the previously
published Sworkit app. I deleted this app after exploring it. Not very
impressed at all. I am using this post as a warning for the Bloggers out there
who are looking for something helpful!
Sunday, March 13, 2016
Spring Break Exercise!
Hello, and welcome back to my blog! Instead of reviewing an application, I will give some helpful tips if you are ever in a place with high elevation! I am in Crested Butte Colorado for a couple days and the difference in elevation is already noticeable. Right when I got out of the car I could tell something was different. In high elevation, it is imperative that you drink LOTS of water. You can never drink enough within your first 12 hours in the mountains.

When up in the clouds, it is also important to realize that all of your movements will seem hindered. Your breathing will be difficult at times, and you will be exhausted after your first day or two. This is all completely normal. The oxygen level is different in higher elevation, so it is harder to supply your muscles with the oxygen it is used to. High level athletes train in the mountains for the extra edge it gives them!
Below you will find a short Youtube Video on Hiking in Crested Butte, and its different trails.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWC6L2woqC8

When up in the clouds, it is also important to realize that all of your movements will seem hindered. Your breathing will be difficult at times, and you will be exhausted after your first day or two. This is all completely normal. The oxygen level is different in higher elevation, so it is harder to supply your muscles with the oxygen it is used to. High level athletes train in the mountains for the extra edge it gives them!
Below you will find a short Youtube Video on Hiking in Crested Butte, and its different trails.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWC6L2woqC8
Sunday, March 6, 2016
My Fitness Pal. Review
Hello
again everyone, and thank you for visiting my blog again. This week, instead of
researching an app. that helps you work out, or marks your workout progress, we
will be discussing a dietary app. My Fitness Pal, is an app that is easy to
use, and also excellent for tracking your weight goals. There is an easy access
login where you can quickly create your account by using your Facebook.
Once
logged in, the application will ask you a series of questions so it can
calibrate its information based on your goals. It will ask your activity level
on an everyday basis so as to accurately determine how many calories you must
eat, as well as how much you need to exercise weekly. Then it will ask how many
pounds you want to lose each week. I selected two pounds a week, and then was
alerted that, as a beginner, I should think about lowering my goals. After that
confidence boost… I decided to go ahead and make losing two pounds a week my
goal. The cheeky app will not scare me out of anything!
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