Best app for logging your workouts?

[devoteddear]

What apps do you use to tack your workouts?

In the past, I've used bb.com and have benefited from the exercise tutorials.

I began using myfitnesspal because I can track my walking and biking, directly to it but it does not account for lifting weights.

Has anyone found one that they are pleased with and would recommend?

[DirtyTrickster]

Jefit for most workout programs

big lifts 2 for 5/3/1 w/ jefit for 5/3/1 accessory work.

[EthanHun]

Pen and paper

[chamelious]

I used to use a notebook but now use excel.

[esh83]

i use bodyspace's app to track everything and pen/paper.

I like strava for cardio related stuff (biking/running) because you can compete with other people that use the same route. It motivates me to push myself.

[Bstratigos]

I use myfitness pal which seems to be helpful. I recently got a food scale which was a total game changer for me. I had been over estimating pretty much EVERYTHING!

[mtnliones5]

I'm old school and use a pen and paper. I write the date at the top of each page so I can see where I was at a month ago, three months ago etc. It works just fine and I just leave it in my gym bag so I always have it with me. No charging required!

[anandagirl]

I still love the Bodyspace app, because I can set it up and it will tell me what I'm doing on what day, as well as what I lifted the last time I did that exercise. I also like when it gives me my estimated 1RM for that day and compares it to past days. I use my phone for EVERYTHING, so it's feels more streamlined than a notebook and pen since I already have it with me for my tunes/watch

I have not tried many other weightlifting apps though so they might all do the same thing.

[devoteddear]

Thanks guys.

It sounds like those of you using apps are, like me between myfitnesspal and bodyspace.

I'm seeking out a tracker that syncs the best of both apps: nutrition, cardio, weights.

[SaffParker]

I use one called ironGAINS which I love! It lets me input each set for each exercise, and the reps for each set. Flexible. It keeps all my logs so it's easy to flick back and see where I was 3 months ago. There's a way to email the logs to myself as well but haven't tried that yet.

[furyfull]

I use MyFitnessPal for tracking caloric intake, Strava for cardio (running, walking, biking), and FitNotes for lifting (which I backup to Google Drive and I also write down in a book because there's something satisfying about seeing all the info down on paper). I really like the analytics in FitNotes. My biggest complaint about FitNotes is that it doesn't sync with other apps like Google Fit or MyFitnessPal.