Diet/Exercise Log Software

[Roger Bacon]

Anyone use any?

 

[Meso_z]

No, but i think "fitday" (Im not sure about the name, google it) is pretty good.

[DroppingPlates]

For my diet Excel + http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/search/
For most exercises I don't count weight and prefer some variation, so no schedule for that.

[Mr Nobody]

 

[DroppingPlates]

Old skool Ipad right there, no wifi or batteries needed 

[wes]

LOL 

[notsureifsrs]

Im using crosstrainer
only for the diet and progress, so i know what works for me at the best way.

[Krankenstein]

No, but i think "fitday" (Im not sure about the name, google it) is pretty good.

maybe the paid one, but the online one is too "ad" heavy.  takes a shitload time to do daily shit sometimes.  Also, cant break down diet into "meals"...just one mess.  You have to do stuff like create a food like "---------" to separate a meal.

[The Apprentice]

for counting calories, try WolframAlpha, for example http://tinyurl.com/3tz3npd

[Butterbean]

Old skool Ipad right there, no wifi or batteries needed 

[_bruce_]

My diet is simple - so no tool.
For exercise I use Excel... took me a while to figure out inserting the damn formulas!

[mass243]

Oh, humans sum' 20+ years ago were in so much worse shape than today because they couldn't keep log on computer  

[Coach is Back!]

www.xpstrainer.com

[efirkey]

for counting calories, try WolframAlpha, for example http://tinyurl.com/3tz3npd

This is awesome.  Thank you.  I was able to quickly calculate the nutritional profile for a chicken stirfry with 8 ingredients.

I doubt many bodybuilders will need this since they only eat simple items like chicken, broccoli, tuna, etc., but if you actually enjoy cooking with many ingredients...this will be a godsend.

[Meso_z]

[Mr Nobody]

X2.

[YngiweRhoads]

I wrote my own using php/mysql.

[efirkey]

I like to use the app "Lose It" on my iphone and it was free.