1. Speed Up: Pace Trainer - £0.69
If you stop running, your music stops playing, and believe us, it’s a pretty awkward moment when this happens, especially mid power ballad. Can you imagine if Rocky Balboa had suddenly paused for a quick break halfway up those steps, and that famous training soundtrack, Bill Conti’s ‘Gonna Fly Now,’ had just...stopped? No, we can’t imagine it either, so keep running!
The app also monitors your pace via gps tracking. By setting a desired speed before your run, the app will immediately notify you if you start to slow down, or aren’t quite hitting the stride you need to in order to hit your goal. In this way, it’s an extremely effective tool to track progression, and beat that all important PB.
2. Zombies, Run! - £2.49
Co-created by the award winning novelist, Naomi Alderman, ‘Zombies, Run!’ is a fully immersive experience that gets the heart pumping and the legs racing. A real-time audio adventure is delivered straight through your headphones, in the form of radio broadcasts, voice recordings and sound effects. This truly is a fitness app with a difference, and is perfect for those that find traditional exercise a little mundane. You’re even encouraged to collect supplies mid-route. So if the fight for the survival doesn’t encourage you to get fit, nothing will.
3. My Fitness Pal – Free
It even calculates how many calories you will have burnt doing a particular exercise for a certain amount of time. Don’t be surprised if that Mars Bar isn’t burnt off quite as quickly as you were expecting though!
So now you really can judge your calorie deficit going forward and really know when it’s time to go hard...or go home.
4. Gympact – Free
The app utilises a gps tracking device to check whether you’re really at the gym, and then employs other uses to confirm the legitimacy of your healthy meal photo submissions, so there really is no room for cheats (or cheat days!).
5. HealthKit – Free
Whether it’s your heart rate, calorie count, blood sugar level, or cholesterol, HrealthKit ties all the figures together to give you an overview of your health. It even gives you the option of automatically contacting your doctor if your blood pressure gets too low.
So now that you basically have your own pocket-sized, personal fitness instructor, who’s on call 24/7, there really is no excuse skipping a workout, even if you can’t quite make it to the gym. And once you've made the transition from apps to abs, show them off with the new range of shape enhancing, Be An Athlete T-Shirts.
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