Is there an alternative software of strength training for smartphones iPhone or Android?
1958303
there are other training programs for the iPhone, i do not know if the link to the FT80 or other monitors but they allow you to track workouts and calories.
1958304
The watch itself will not share the data with any smartphone application. If you want you can buy the H7 sensor and use applications such as Polarbeat or Endomondo. If you have an H7... why buying a FT80? ;-)The question is.... Do you want to have a watch that logs all details about your training and then via polarpersonaltrainer.com see all that data OR Do you want to carry an iphone/android phone during your workout in order to log all the info in your favorite smarthphone app? Your call dude!
1958305
Yes, you can download the Polar Beat app for iOS and android devices but you should be aware that you should to buy the Bluetooth polar heartbeat sensor in order to send your heartbeat rate to your smart-device
1958306
Look in your apps icon on your phone. There are some good ones there and you can also google them
1198578
The app is the Sparkpeople Diet Tracker...I gave it on my android so I would be surprised if there isn't an i Phone one. It cost $3.99 and is absolutely worth it!
495043
Yes, but you can download the same from the internet. The Adidas gym is horrible - the weights never freely move up and down so the pull is always off. Far too many pulleys and cables to get a consistent tension on each pull of the weights. I threw mine out because my son and I just couldn't use it. Bought a free weight bench after that and are glad to be rid of the Adidas home gym.
567951
Yes, you can tailor your workout manually. Just adjust the resistance as you need it.
585974
There are apps that simulate Office products. Just search Playstore from Google.
962982
For Android, I recommend Torque, it works well for me. I think they have a free version you can try first. This is the version i purchased: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.prowl.torque
617139
Btw, there's also an ANDROID app (same as IOS) so you could also use an android phone or android tablet!
1327705
yes, it has different strength settings. I use this device at many times a week and it works.
1267551
Any good strength training program like this will work, but diet is also a real key. If you don't cut down on the processed carbs, this program alone will not give you the results you are looking for.
538162
The answer is Yes. Some smartphones have some features but no smartphone has everything this has. Check what's inside the unit and see if all those features are what you need or not? Beware the required online subscription to make it useful. Check out some of the other fitness devices here at Amazon! Samsung is coming out with a sport fitness smart watch this year but a NOTE 3 or S5 is required to sync it. Ah-Um, You can buy my 2nd hand unit, new arm band & watch included $??? Needs a new battery.
228466
It's best if you download the app I believe. I am really enjoying it so is my personal trainer when we workout together
2033532
My wife and I just bought a pair to help us with our diets. Both devices synced easily with our Galaxy X5 Android phones (latest Lollipop operating system). It syncs with the Garmon Connect app (which we downloaded and installed). It also syncs completely with the "MyFitnessPal" app on our phones and as we walk it translates the number of steps taken into additional calories permitted to be added each day. (I really like this feature). We had no problems in getting it to sync with our phones.
509265
I don't know. But the app for the iPhone isn't great. You have to scan the scale every time you weight yourself.
1993567
Yes it comes with a mobile app. And handles are rubber. With that said, if I were to repurchase I would save some money and buy the yellow version (most gyms carry this version) because the web is full of trx videos and exercise charts to meet the mobile app. value proposition; also after a while you will memorize the routines anyhow.
971316
I have an android and it works great with app called Torque. I'm not familiar with Apple, or sorry.
921488
A long time fitness nut, I recently quit my gym to save $. So I've done research. Here was my solution. 1) A suspension trainer =&gt;Hundreds of exercises available using only your body weight. Great for lean strength, though you can likely put on some bulk w/ one. =&gt;There are some caveats. The American Council on Exercise (ACE) recommends this only for people who are in moderately good shape and have core stability. =&gt;I went with the Rip:60 which was on sale for $78 from Walmart. However, the TRX is the classic one most trainers use. Also, there are some good reviews on the Jungle Gym and Go-Fit. 2) Kettlebells (KB). =&gt;KB's provide the best strength training among the many methods I've ever used over the past 30 years I've been training. It combines whole body strength, power and cardio. =&gt;can be strored in a closet. =&gt;ACE did a study, and found that you could burn 200 Calories in 10 minutes using a KB. =&gt;Hundreds of exercises. BodyBuilding . com has a bunch of videos that illustrate some basic movements. =&gt;"Kettlebells for Dummies" is a great reference for the uninitiated. =&gt;Caveat: It is easy to injure yourself w/ KB's. Beginners should use a light weight. If you are really out of shape, I would suggest a trainer for a few tips. Make sure they are the strength/power oriented RKC (Russian Kettlebell Challenge), or the more moderate toning/ endurance oriented AKC (American Kettlebell Club). =&gt;I went with...Being an experienced, strong male athlete (sadly, ex-athlete in my mid 40's), I went w/ a 35-pounder to start. I adapted quickly, and decided I wanted to do double arm movements. Since they cost quite a bit, I purchased two adjustable bells (up to 50 pounds). I still use the 35-pounder a lot, though. Mostly for high rep, whole body cardio. I frequently take it to the local beach, and throw it around--like a super heavy weight medicine ball. Instead of throwing against a wall, though, I just launch it into the sand. Hope this helps, Leo
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I've only read about Android users and Torque in general as IOS supposedly requires certified devices.So sorry, haven't heard anything on Windows Phone Users.