We figured it was time to find the best fitness apps on the market today because it is the summertime. We all need to get back into shape or have apps to track our workouts. Here is the list of the best fitness apps for any Android device.
Jefit
Jefit is one of the best fitness apps out there. The menu is very simple and allows you to pick your routine, see different exercises that are put into muscle categories, and organize your workouts while seeing stats. Depending on what you are going for, you are able to download different routines. When you first install the app, the routine that is installed is for beginners. If you want to work out a particular muscle, you are able to find exercises on the app that will target that particular muscle you are going for.
Workout Trainer
If you want a fitness app that will connect with different friends on social platforms, then this is the app for you. You can share exercises on Twitter, Facebook, SMS and email. This app also comes with community work outs and comes with a forum that you are sure to use on a regular basis. This app does not take the exercises and device them by muscle. Instead, the app has workouts that are already designed. This might not be a flaw though because there are over a hundred different workouts that you can use based on your particular needs. If you want to work out at home, this is the app the fitness app that you want to use. Try it out and see what you think.
Daily Workouts
Daily Workouts is not a single app but is actually a few apps from the developer. Each one is named based on the muscle group that is being focused. These apps were one of our favorite because of the videos and how simple they were to lay out. Exercise from these apps are targeted toward beginners and working out at home. If you have been working out for a long time, you will want to skip this app.
Google Play Links: Daily Ab Workout, Daily Butt Workout, Daily Leg Workout, Daily Cardio Workout.
Virtual Gym
This is a fitness app that gives you an exercise and shows it to you in 3D. When you sign up, you can set up a plan for your work outs for each day of the week. You can then follow your progress. The workouts are sure to keep you motivated as the app mixes them up. You have to pay if you want access to the better workouts. When you sign up, a profile on their site is built and you can also start a blog on the site.
Fitness Buddy
Fitness Buddy is similar to Jefit but it has over 300 exercises for you to try out! Each exercise is put into groups based on muscles. There is a schedule in the app that will let you put in your own work outs and exercises. Each exercise is put into either beginner, intermediate or professional. The best part of this app is that you can create your own workouts. Just like the other apps in this list, if you want to have the best exercises, you have to get the paid version.
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