GymAce (Mobile)

Overview:

Quickly view customizable at-a-glance summaries of all your exercises. Organise your exercises into categories or individual workouts. Mark each exercise completed as you go. Easily and efficiently record body building or weight training (resistance) exercises. Effortlessly record fitness (cardiovascular) exercises, along with one or more attainment goals. Create custom exercises, such as warm-up stretches, and attach notes to each exercise. Values are entered by simply scrolling up and down - no need to bother with Graffiti(R) or opening the slider on your palmOne Tungsten handheld. GymAce is so intuitive and easy to use it will be instantly familiar. And even incorporates one handed control (palmOne Tungsten range only) Suitable for body building, weight lifting, weight training, fitness exercises, or any gym workout. For all Palm Powered handhelds, including the Sony CLI range, running Palm OS 3.5 or greater.Organise your exercises into categories. Customizable at-a-glance details of each exercise. Mark exercises as completed. All actions (changing categories, marking an exercise as completed, highlighting an exercise, and opening an exercise or its attached note) can be accomplished using the five-way controller of the palmOne Tungsten range.The customisable display lets you hide the "set" and/or "rep" labels to allow more space for the exercise description; and automatically group all your completed exercises together at the bottom of the list, or make them disappear form the view completely. After your workout simply tap "Clear" to reinstate the completed exercises.Quickly enter and update details of your weight training (resistance) exercises. For each resistance exercise, weight values can be entered in kilograms, pounds, or "plates" if you are using a machine that uses plates of unspecified weight. Kilogram and pound values can be increased in increments of 1, 2.5 or 5, while plates can be increment by half or whole amounts.Log your cardiovascular exercises, such as rowing or cycling, along with one or more attainment goals: the duration in minutes, the distance in either kilometres or miles, and/or the level to achieve (or to set your machine to).

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