MeAgainstMe is developed to help you use your previous fitness records to push your body to the next level (fitness wise). Entering new results into this tool is easy. It takes care of the date and time of workouts automatically. Automatic 1RM calculations are provided too. Once you enter enough data points into this, you can use the graphs in it to find out whether you are on the right track.

MeAgainstMe’s interface is not the most impressive one we have tested. But it does make adding new entries and keeping track of your repetitions easy. I like the fact that the app is Facebook and Twitter friendly. The photo log feature is a plus. Overall, this is a pretty decent app to have around in your gym.

No matter which area in your body you would like to improve, Epic Workout Planner has something for you. It has 1200+ weight and cardio exercises. You also get the proper descriptions on how to do each move the right way. The app lets you design your own workouts and set the goals that work for you. The online workout lists are pretty fun too.

I found Epic Workout Planner to be a pretty decent app for weight and cardio training. It keeps track of your history too. The app did crash on us a couple of times. We would love the app to be more social media friendly. But it does have a lot of potential.

The Lean Machine app calculates the amount of calories your body needs using the Katch-Mcardle formula. So it does take into account your lean body mass. The app also shows you the amount of nutrient your body needs to stay on the right track. You can track the amount of fat your body is shedding and the muscle mass you are gaining with this tool.

Lean Machine Bodybuilding Calculator can divide your daily calories target into your custom number of meals per day. The app monitors your calories and carb adjustments too. Users can view and share their measurement history quickly.

If you are planning to adopt training and diet programs to shed fat and gain muscle, tools such as the Lean Machine app are worth checking out. This app takes the guesswork out of the process and shows you what your body needs to reach the fitness goal you have set for yourself.

Rating: 9.3/10

Those of you who have played with lolo iPhone apps in the past are going to find the experience of this app familiar. Easy Legs’ workouts are designed to strengthen and tone your legs. They are available for beginners to advanced users. Over 65 exercises are included in this app. You get video and audio description with each.

What’s nice about Easy Legs is the fact that it works regardless of how many fitness equipment you have access to at home. The beat sync technology, which matches your music to your movements, could be a difference maker. The app is Facebook friendly too.

If you are looking for a training program to tone and strengthen your legs with, Easy Legs is a nice app to pick up. It won’t do your workouts for you but has everything you need to get started.

Weight Watchers Barcode Scanner saves you time shopping for foods that are compatible with your diet. All you have to do is use the camera on your phone to scan the barcodes of food products you intend to pick up. The app shows you points per serving. It also includes other nutritional information such as the amount of fat, carbs, fiber, and protein per serving.

You can compare multiple products using this pap. It keeps track of your scans. An internet connection is required to gain access to PointPlus values though. If you are a Weight Watchers subscriber, you are going to find this app useful.

Lastics Office Stretch covers a number of moves you can do in your office. You won’t have to take long breaks to get these done (each lasts 2-4 minutes). Users are provided with proper instructions and video demonstrations to do each move correctly. The app is Twitter and Facebook friendly too.

Stretching a few times during your work days is a great way to reduce your stress and keep the blood flowing in your body. Lastics Office Stretch provides you with enough instructions and tips to get started. More office workouts would be nice though.

Half Marathon Trainer is a 6-day a week, 12 week training plan. It provides you with all the information and instructions you need to get started. You can track the routes you take via GPS. Half Marathon Trainer charts your data and shows how you have performed over time. You can also take notes and record how you feel after each run.

Half Marathon Trainer’s program does require dedication from users to work. If you can run and follow simple instructions, you won’t have trouble keeping up with this app. Overall, this is a nice program to follow to get your body fit.

GetFitMap has something for everyone. It essentially turns your phone into a circuit trainer. It provides you with visual representation of each workout to give you a better idea what you will be challenging yourself with. Audio tips includes are pretty useful. The goal of this training program is to make your body well-rounded. So you will be challenged with easy and challenging workouts along the way (cardio, strength training, and much more).

You do get to choose your level before getting started with this program. Once you have warmed up, you will be ready to take on more challenging exercises. GetFitMap has a database of 300+ exercises, so it does not get old fast. Training with GetFitMap is not going to be always easy. But it can make your body more well-rounded. The app is free at the time of this writing.

I have been a fan of Fitbit the moment it was released to the market. It is a handy activity tracker for those who want to get fit the scientific way. Fitbit is a nice sleep tracker as well. Your data is uploaded to Fitbit.com for convenience. Thanks to this tool, you get to log your food, keep track of your workouts, and monitor your weight. The app does have a food database so you can find your food easily.

Fitbit Activity and Calorie Tracker addresses all aspects of your fitness program. It has an elegant interface and makes tracking your activities, food, water, and weight super easy. You get to sync your information with your Fitbit account automatically which is pretty nice. Fitbit wireless system is not the cheapest but can take your fitness program to the next level.

Pillboxie has an elegant interface. It lets you add all the pills you have to take and get reminded when it is time for you to take them. Pillboxie notifies you even when your device is asleep. You can use icons and colors to differentiate between your pills. The “Due Today” view shows you what you will have to take before day is done.

Pillboxie has decent graphics. More importantly, it does a decent job reminding users when to take their medication. The reminder sound is just fine. You do not need an internet connection to use this tool. The app did crash on us a couple of times. Still, it can be a life saver for people who have to take pills on a daily basis.

Rating: 8.8/10