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CardioTrainer is your partner for weight loss & any fitness activity!Your app for walking, running, biking & other activities.
"... better than any fitness app on the iPhone"
-Bob Tedeschi,New York Times

* Free Weight Loss Trainer and Calorific diet add-ons make weight loss with your phone easy
* Seamlessly tracks indoor/outdoor activities - calories, GPS, pedometer
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Category:: Health & Fitness
Release Date:: Feb 10, 2012
Homepage:: http://bit.ly/iPEZ6o
Publisher:: Noom Inc.
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Android App Tablet Review: CardioTrainer - Android app review - Caitlin M. Foyt | Appolicious ™ Android App Directory

Tue, 25 Oct 2011 17:23:37 UTC +00:00

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The secret to getting and staying fit may be found in CardioTrainer for Android tablets. The app tracks and stores workouts, whether you run, bike, walk on a treadmill or do yoga (to name just a few of the many options). The app is a great motivator with its weight loss add-on feature, a race add-on and a way to share your exercise logs on Facebook. CardioTrainer also has different customization settings which allow you to check how far you've run in miles or kilometers, your stride length, program your weight, listen to music, and the app can even give you words of encouragement. If that's all too fancy for you, you don't have to set anything and the app will still log a basic workout. I've heard that the app's GPS function isn't as accurate as it could be, but I didn't happen upon this issue during use. As far Read More

7 Best Android Apps for Runners, Joggers & Walkers. Android App Recommendations from the Experts at AndroidTapp.com | Android Tapp. Android App Reviews

Thu, 23 Jun 2011 23:23:10 UTC +00:00

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Posted by Comments There are many ways to stay healthy and fit using your Android smartphone. Chances are you will want to download one of these best Android apps for runners, joggers and walkers. These apps can track GPS location with reporting as well as other features like calories burned, monitor heart rate or even provide audible coaching “pep talks”. We’ve included easy one-click download links to grab these apps from the Android Market. Endomondo Sports Tracker (Free, ~$4.20) is loaded with features including audible coaching “pep talks” plus works for biking, hiking and more. CardioTrainer (Free, $9.99) base app is needed with Racing for CardioTrainer ($2.99) add-on app. It stimulates a virtual race with audible coaching among other tracking features. (Free) does a superior job with audible coaching as it allows you to download celebrity voices to encourage you as you track your workouts. Updating... Pages: 1 2 You must Read More

Weight Loss & Fitness via CardioTrainer Android App » Phone Reviews

Wed, 01 Jun 2011 17:39:42 UTC +00:00

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There are many Android apps on the market for weight loss and fitness and we found CardioTrainer, which is a free app, you can opt for CardioTrainer Pro but this will cost you £6.08 (about US $9.99). Even though you can choose between the free and paid CardioTrainer Android app, we always suggest trying out the free one first and see what you think, once you are happy and you want more then install the Pro version. The free CardioTrainer app is great for running, walking, biking and many other activities. The main features include: Integrated voice output & music player, Workout schedule with reminders, Seamlessly tracks indoor and outdoor activities, comes with GPS, pedometer and calories checker, plus CardioTrainer Pro with interval workouts. You can even access the friend activity feed to motivate you and has the first mobile Google Health partner, the app also features a heart rate monitor Read More

How I lost 100 lbs with Android – Android and Me

Fri, 20 May 2011 15:39:20 UTC +00:00

Android and Me

If you weren’t aware, Angie and I got married a couple of weeks ago. We had a long engagement (two years), which afforded me plenty of time to work on my pre-wedding goal: weight loss. And it was a tall order- I wanted to hit 200 lbs for the big day, a weight I hadn’t seen the underside of since middle school. A couple of years ago, at my heaviest, I weighed 305 lbs (if I’m being honest, it could have gone higher- that was just when I quit weighing myself). I was living with my brother, Taylor, and a friend from school and we didn’t have the best eating habits (to say the least). We ate out a lot and when we cooked for ourselves the menu consisted mostly of meat. I’d battled weight since childhood, but living wild with a couple of dudes pushed me over the edge. In Read More

CardioTrainer Android app boosts your workout, but isn’t always accurate - Android app review - Caitlin M. Foyt | Appolicious ™ Android App Directory

Tue, 08 Mar 2011 16:21:55 UTC +00:00

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CardioTrainer for your Android phone is a handy app that documents your workouts. While it has a sleek interface, and one that's quite easy to use, it has a tendency to be inaccurate from time to time. Using your phone's GPS, CardioTrainer traces the route of your outdoor runs, jogs, hikes or cycling routes. It also gives you a bunch of different statistics, including the number of steps you've taken, your pace, how far you've gone and your elevation throughout your workout. If even the thought of running in public makes you feel uncomfortable, the app also gives users the capability to log the indoor cross training activity you do in the privacy of your own home. Some of the options include treadmill runs and walks, stationary biking, aerobics, boxing, climbing stairs, dancing, elliptical workouts, swimming, yoga or weightlifting. You can also set CardioTrainer to automatically upload your workouts to the Read More

Top 10 Must-Have Android Apps - NYTimes.com

Fri, 03 Dec 2010 20:24:46 UTC +00:00

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A few weeks ago, I compiled a list of essential iPhone apps for people who are too busy to sift through the roughly 300,000 titles in the App Store. Browse all the mobile app coverage that has appeared in The New York Times by category, and see what Times writers have on their phones and tablets. Android users have it even worse. Although there are fewer apps to peruse (around 100,000 at last count), the Android Market is a nightmare to navigate compared with the iTunes App Store. Yes, even though Google is the master of search, its Android Market’s search feature is less effective than Apple’s. The Market also has no answer for the App Store’s “Staff Favorites,” “Essentials” or “New and Noteworthy” selections, which pull good apps to the front of the catalog. But that’s why I’m here. Android users, I hereby present 10 indispensable apps and then some. Read More

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Android App – CardioTrainer | Dallas South News

Thu, 09 Sep 2010 20:53:50 UTC +00:00

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By Theo Johnson The AHA recommends that we get at least 150 minutes per week of moderate exercise or anything that makes you move your body and burncalories. This includes walking, jogging, swimming or biking which can all be tracked on this Android app I’ve been using the last couple of weeks. among people age 18 and older, the following engage in regular leisure-time Physical Activity. ⎯ For non-Hispanic whites only, 33.9 percent ⎯ For non-Hispanic blacks only, 22.9 percent ⎯ For Hispanics or Latinos, 23.8 percent A new Droid app from WorkSmart Labs Inc. can help everyone better track their activity levels. CardioTrainer is a free application for Android smartphones that let’s you track and record all of your fitness activity. With it, you are able to track statistics for walking, treadmill, running, biking, stationary biking, weight lifting, yoga, swimming and many other types of exercises. My favorite feature though Read More

App Review: CardioTrainer | AndroidGuys

Wed, 28 Jul 2010 00:00:00 UTC +00:00

AndroidGuys

If you like to train, make sure to check out CardioTrainer for Android. CardioTrainer is a free fitness app that tracks a variety of exercises, has a weight loss add-on, a race add-on, a game to compete against others around the world, and it will post your exercise activities to your Facebook profile if you so desire. It really is a great little app. I’ve been using CardioTrainer for about six months. The app and the paid add-ons ($2.99 each) were provided to me free of charge by the developer for this review. I used CardioTrainer with an HTC Hero (Sprint), a Nexus One, and an HTC EVO. CardioTrainer generally worked well on all three phones. There were a couple issues with both of the Sprint phones which I’ll explain in a bit. CardioTrainer is fairly simple to use. The default settings work just fine if you are anxious to get Read More

8 Best Android Apps for Health and Fitness

Mon, 03 May 2010 00:00:00 UTC +00:00

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Spring has sprung, summer’s around the corner — it’s time to get outside and get in shape. We know your iPhone-owning counterparts have plenty of apps for tracking their calories and kilometers to stay in shape, but there are plenty of health-related apps in the Android Market, too. Here are eight highly rated free and paid Android apps that will help you get and stay in shape. If you’ve got recommendations — particularly for apps that will help folks get outdoors while the weather’s nice — please let us know about them in the comments. Rating: 5 starsPrice: $2.99Downloads: 1,000-5,000 This app combines the free CardioTrainer with a racing application that challenges users to beat their own best times. Motivational features include a virtual race simulator, complete with a voice telling the user exactly how far behind or ahead he is. In addition to the racing module, the free CardioTrainer app Read More

Incredible Apps: The 60 Best Android Apps (Part 1 of 2) | Google Android Blog

Fri, 30 Apr 2010 00:00:00 UTC +00:00

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Androinica.com is dedicated to highlighting the most important news and most incredible apps. This article is part 2 of a two-part series. For more information on Android’s best apps, be sure to read Part 1, which has more great Business/Productivity, Entertainment, and Lifestyle apps. Please be aware that older generation phones experience trouble playing 3D games. Dream, Cliq, Magic, etc. owners will be severely limited by their 3D gaming options. Droid, Droid Incredible, and Nexus One will fare much better. Anyone who enjoys racing games must have Asphalt, the best in class mobile app. The gameplay is as smooth as the 3D graphics, the sound is top-notch, and there’s plenty of fun. See our video review for proof.[Read and Watch the Androinica.com review] Guns, aliens, and breakneck action. What else could you ask of 3D arcade game ExZeus? You play as one of four characters who must fly through the city Read More

CardioTrainer Android App Review by AndroidTapp.com | Android Tapp. Android App Reviews

Fri, 16 Apr 2010 00:00:00 UTC +00:00

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Posted by Comments is your training partner for running, cycling, hiking, and other fitness activities. Features: Race against your previous tracks (premium), Real-time pedometer-guided GPS, Records path, climb, pace, calories & uploads to website, Voice output, Autopause. Also see CardioTrainer Pro review. Price: Free Low Maturity CardioTrainer Android App with GPS and Pedometer functions is an excellent app for tracking and storing your workouts. While there are actually quite a few choices of types of workouts that you can choose to track, walkers and runners will likely enjoy the app the most. The GPS can trace your route and give you a number of statistics, including steps, distance, pace and elevation. (Make sure to set the Pedometer settings for the most accurate tracking of steps.) It includes voice settings to receive notifications for time, distance, calories, racing intervals and calories burned. Additionally, you can turn on the music integration and the Read More

Kevin Signing In With Top 5 Android Apps | Android Phone Fans

Wed, 07 Apr 2010 00:00:00 UTC +00:00

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I must admit I’m really not that great at introductions. Ask any of my friends and they will probably agree (to be fair, I don’t think they do a very good job of introducing people either). I tend to think it is easier to simply skip that part and jump right in, but in any case, hello world. Like I said, I tend to find jumping right into the thick of things to be the easiest way to go about getting acquainted, so I have compiled a list of the five Android apps I can’t live without that will maybe reveal a bit about myself in the process. Swype One thing I cannot stand is software keyboards. I’ve yet to come across one software tap-to-type keyboard I consider usable, and sadly I have the same feeling’s towards my Droid’s slide-out hardware version. Swype’s innovative method of entering text through the use Read More

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I use it all the time. When I leave my house and walk aimlessly around my neighborhood I reach for my phone and turn on the app Cardio Trainer. It then starts the GPS in my phone and tracks my movements (much like the FBI). By the end of the walk I can see on Google maps where I have walked, how far, duration, speed, elevation gain, an estimate of how many steps I took and approximate number of calories I have burned. After using it for a few weeks I can revisit the maps and decide if I want to walk that far.

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