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GymRat is all about your workout success – how often you’ve worked out this week and how you improve over time. Dare to challenge yourself, your friends and workout buddies to top your best times. Share your favorite cardio, strength training, and interval and cross training workouts so everyone can feel the burn. You know you are stronger than most athletes.
You know the best classes and the worst. When your favorite instructor is subbing, you spread the word. You manage your class schedule at more than one gym location. Your classes are full of your friends.
You love your classes and it shows. You are popular. You have a following, maybe even a Facebook Fan page. Build your fan base by posting class info and updates to Facebook with GymRat. Edge out other instructors.
You use the computer, iPod, cell phone. You want an “all-in-one” solution to manage your clients’ workout profiles, details & results. You want an easy way to share all that info. No more paper cards. And no more stop watch. Timers are built in.
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Comments
Heather Leonard said on Tuesday, August 11, 2009:
GymRat is useful tool. I like that I am able to get updates on class changes via email as well as on Facebook. I like how the application gives you exercise options. It might be helpful if it could adjust the weight and reps depending on the users height, weight, body fat and skill level. I will continue to use this application.
PaulG said on Saturday, August 15, 2009:
Before I purchase the app, does it support metric weights and measures?
Tim Stephenson said on Friday, August 28, 2009:
Hi Paul
Yes it does. Go to the settings from the spring board. Select GymRat and there you can adjust preferences for weight and distance.
Tracy said on Wednesday, September 16, 2009:
Does this app allow me to record measurements, BMI and Body Fat % for each clients? I would like to be able to keep record of this info so we can track each customer progress. So I am looking for the ability to set up multiple entries for each client. It would also be great if it calculated the differences between each subsequent entry so client can see over total of inches or bf% lost.
If not and it's something you are interested in adding to GymRat, I can send a PDF of the doc we use to input this info for clients.
Thanks,
Tracy
Al said on Monday, November 02, 2009:
I'm thinking of using this program, changing over from GymBuddy. It looks pretty cool, but I've got some questions.
In future editions, will the ability to input multiple sets with different weight and reps into the workout log? Also, will there be additional categories for bike rides (road and mountain) to log those types of workouts as well?
Ellen said on Tuesday, November 03, 2009:
Tracy - you can enter the BMI, weight and % body fat for each client. However, when you edit this information it writes over the last entry. Doesn't currently save any data that is not logged. But we've added this to our list of possible updates. Thank for your input!
Ellen said on Tuesday, November 03, 2009:
Al - Adding multiple sets is possible by duplicating the exercise in your workout list. Once you've added an exercise to your exercise list, you need only select it again to add it to your workout. That may seem like a workaround, but we thought it was easier to view in the log this way. We're still reviewing this one for a better solution.
Re Categories: Choose the More...button on bottom menu. Select Categories. Click Add in the upper right hand corner. Now you can manage your own categories!