What apps do you use for exercising?

anasvitlii

... other than MFP
Just curious, if you have something to suggest, please do
My favs are HIIT Interval Training Timer and Endomondo

Mr_Knight

Strava.

arditarose

I use the Stronglifts app if I'm doing that program

SDom81

Strava and wod - crossfit

Beeky85

I use map my walk

markburnett70

I use mapmyride and a stopwatch timer for some things like planks. Sometimes also Gaia which is more GPS than exercise ap but is an awesome map/GPS ap if you hike.

yesimpson

Runkeeper and Pact.

dewd2

Endomondo and JEFIT.

fitrep1

Lol, I must just still be old school. I still use a watch, legal pad and pen. I make myself design my workouts for the week. I don't even take my phone or tab to the gym.

rbakedq

Endomundo, Runkeeper and Wahoo Fitness.

BigGuy47

Jefit and an interval timer

pinkiemarie252

fitocracy

fobs13

I use mapmyfitness. For running or walking.

FabianRodriguez94

Runkeeper, SIT (interval timer), zombie run, and Fitness buddy

nellie41164

I got a log book, an look on tablet for what part of body the workout help with.

Upstate_Dunadan

GymAce Pro - to track strength training
myWOD - to track, well, WODs
PolarFlow - to track overall activity and runs

shaunroberts

iCardio. Tried the others but hated the robot soundng text to voice. Also the interface is simple and clean and it has never crashed on me.

dbsav

I love Cyclemeter (Strava) and use it for running and steps tracking

suzyloveskoalas

IntervalTimer, BodySpace, and MapMyFitness

frontjab

I used to do it on paper, but I travel a good bit and it's nice to have all my info on my phone, or just know I only need my phone when heading wherever. It's also nice to devise workouts wherever I'm at.

-Fitness Point Pro to track lifting logs.
-Sworkit Pro for ab specific and also interval cardio.
-Deck of Cards workout - assign an exercise to each suit, draw a card, and do the number of exercises in the suit that's on the card. Love this app for cardio. Try to beat your previous time or add more difficult exercises.
-Pandora to motivate my butt.
-Mapmyfitness for bike rides.
-An app called Get Fight Fit to generate random combative combinations in a heavy bag.
-Fitbit (with a Flex)to track running, walking, and activities I'm doing not specific to a workout, and I also have an Aria scale that syncs to Fitbit, MFP, and another app I use called Monitor Your Weight that displays my weight data in a little easier way to analyze than FB or MFP.

I haven't used my all time favorite exercise app in quite a while, but I love an obscure iPhone only app called Body Fate. You tell the app what equipment you have (includes about anything you can think of), whether you're beginner, intermediate, or advanced, and how long you want to work out. It's kind of set up as a game where you occasionally are asked health trivia questions, and are punished with about 80 jumping jacks if you answer incorrectly, but you spend quite a lot more time exercising than playing a game. It hasn't been updated in several years, but it's still great.

PollyEH

8fit

mwyvr

Strava for collecting all my running and cycling activites, because it's a good social platform.
Sportstracks.com / Sportstrack.mobi for additional running analysis and workout planning.
Garmin Connect because my Garmin GPS running watch feeds it, which feeds Strava and Sportstracks.
... and ...
MFP.

CasperNaegle

I honestly get the best out of just using Microsoft OneNote to track my exercise.

CooCooPuff

Rundouble and YAYOG