For those who need an app to track all of their activity and workouts, as well as weight.
As one of the App Store’s longest standing activity trackers, RunKeeper has matured quite nicely, progressively refining its appearance and functionality. Plus, its developers have teamed up with other software and hardware developers, including Pebble. Just to give you some insight, the app features various outdoor activity support, spoken action and stat updates, live tracking on a free to explore plain street map, optional goals input and progress display, as well as multiple social network integration and personal feeds. Basically, it’s an amazing fitness assistant, which is only partially helpful when trekking the more brutal back country.
Why we love it
The interface is simple and easy to understand. It also is a complete tracking app that can also track your weight, walks, cycling, workouts, and more.
For those who want a running app to help lose weight.
Running for Weight Loss: workout & meal plans is a great running app created especially for weight loss. The app includes training plans to burn the maximum amount of calories. In addition, you can get and stay motivated with over 1,000 music mixes, get voice encouragement during your activities, and keep a record of your workouts with progress tracking.
Why we love it
If you run to lose weight, Running for Weight Loss is the app for you.
For people who want to learn to run or improve their running.
Run Trainer has build-in training plans to learn to run 5K, 10K, 15K and a half marathon. In just 10 weeks time you’ll be able to run your targeted distance when starting with a training plan. If you’re an experienced runner you can program your own training plan with the new ‘My Plan’ feature. Run Trainer allows you to listen to your own music via the music player, Podcasts or spotify on the background and receive instructions (audio feedback) to improve your running.
