Free Codes: Body Fitness Calculator, part III
Michael (Admin) | Nov 18, 2009 Free iPhone Promo Codes, Healthcare & Fitness


Last chance to freak out over your BMI!
iTunes Link : Body Fitness Calculator
On deck: MemoRu (Business)
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Free Codes: Body Fitness Calculator, part II
Michael (Admin) | Nov 17, 2009 Free iPhone Promo Codes, Healthcare & Fitness


One more round after this!
iTunes Link : Body Fitness Calculator
On deck: Body Fitness Calculator, part III
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Free Codes: Body Fitness Calculator
Michael (Admin) | Nov 17, 2009 Free iPhone Promo Codes, Healthcare & Fitness


Use Body Fitness Calculator to confirm what everyone else knows: you’re a fat slob! Figure out things like BMI and ideal weight for your frame.
iTunes Link : Body Fitness Calculator
On deck: Body Fitness Calculator, part II
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Self Defense for All
Chris J. | Oct 28, 2009 Healthcare & Fitness


Learning self defense from an iPhone app is a bit like trying to learn to ride a bike by attending a spinning class. The reason I say this is certainly not to disparage the work done by Tollhouse Studio on it’s app, “Self Defense for All”, or to say that it won’t help you decrease the chances of being savagely beaten. On the contrary, I believe that the information in this app (properly applied) could help keep you from being ground into a bloody spot on the pavement. What I do want to convey, before I proceed with the review, is that this (or any) information by itself will only improve your chances of survival slightly. It takes self defense class with a qualified instructor to give you the best opportunity to be the one who walks away from a dangerous encounter.
Before I proceed, I feel that I should explain that I have been taking self defense classes for the past three years, which I admit gives me only a basic knowledge base. I also consulted with my instructor on his impression of the information in the app.
In my opinion, the most important information in this app is about avoiding a conflict completely. Many people are not aware just how much their actions can either invite an attack or prevent one. While I’m sure there are many out there who want to skip straight to the fighting lessons in this app, I cannot stress enough that the best way to keep your face from being rearranged is to avoid a fight altogether. This information alone gives me reason to recommend this app.
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Free Codes: eChant
Michael (Admin) | Oct 18, 2009 Free iPhone Promo Codes, Healthcare & Fitness


It’s time to meditate! eChant contains recorded chants and meditation photos.
On deck: Nature’s Beauty Wallpapers
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Free Codes: The Bite Buddy
Michael (Admin) | Oct 15, 2009 Free iPhone Promo Codes, Healthcare & Fitness


Helpful dieting tip of the day: stop inhaling your food! The Bite Buddy’s purpose is to tell you when it’s ok to take another bite, thereby forcing you to eat at a normal human pace rather than trying to set a Guinness Record.
Will it work? I dunno, but if you’re fat and sick of being fat you should be willing to try anything, right?!
On deck: Mused (Lifestyle)
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Free Codes: Prenatal Smart
Michael (Admin) | Oct 12, 2009 Free iPhone Promo Codes, Healthcare & Fitness


Prenatal Smart is a food guide for PREGNANT LADIES. I’m putting PREGNANT LADIES in all caps because I know some of you code hounds like to redeem first and ask questions later, so please take a code only if you’re pregnant, know someone who’s pregnant, or at least trying to get pregnant!
Don’t worry, there’s plenty more free stuff in the pipeline for folks who don’t have a bun in the oven. :D
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RunKeeper Pro
Eric | Sep 2, 2009 Healthcare & Fitness
If you enjoy running and have an iPhone, than you likely have heard of RunKeeper from FitnessKeeper, the GPS assisted training app for runners. It tracks and uploads training runs to the RunKeeper website in addition to keeping a history of runs within the app. An feature packed Free version is extremely popular in the App Store. The Pro version adds a few key features, but are they worth the $10 upgrade?
AllSport GPS
Eric | Sep 1, 2009 Healthcare & Fitness

AllSport GPS is a GPS tracking fitness training app that can track a wide variety of activities including running, hiking, cycling and skiing. It does so with an impressive amount of features and the support of a website that saves all of the activities. Is this app geared more toward the runner, the cyclist, or is it truly a jack of all trades? How do these loads of features fit together for a user experience? Does this app pull it off and and keep you motivated at the same time? Read on.
Tags: $9.99, Cycling, Fitness, gps, Hiking, Running, Skiing, Workout Tracker
WTF: Poo Log
Michael (Admin) | Aug 27, 2009 Healthcare & Fitness, WTF?!

There are lots of ways to pass the time when you’re squeezing one off in the bathroom… read a magazine, call your mom, pluck your treasure trail… but none of these activities will teach you a damn thing about your poo!
The hilariously named Poo Log is part fecal tracker, part bathroom timer, and part trivia game, and it’s all pulled together in a surprisingly fun app that you can use to create, well, a different kind of poo log than you’re used to producing while you’re on the can. With this app you can time how long it takes to do your business and how often you’re doing it, and to keep you busy there’s a poo-related trivia game, that is, assuming your ass isn’t unleashing the kind of chaos that requires you to hold on for dear life. When the smoke clears you get to rate your crap in several different categories and even make notes about how majestic it looks down there in the toilet bowl.
iPoop
Michael (Admin) | Jun 18, 2009 Healthcare & Fitness


Ask most people if they admire their bowel movements before flushing and they’ll cringe and go ‘ewww no!’ but my personal estimate is that 99% of those poopers are also liars! You see, even if your doo-doo isn’t big enough to get your picture in the Guinness Book of World Records, most people are vaguely aware that it’s an indicator of what’s going on inside your body, plus it’s only natural to want to have a look at what just came out of your ass.
Despite iPoop’s semi-funny name, it’s actually a somewhat serious app whose aim is to help you better understand the big pile of stink you just left on your bosses desk, I mean, in the toilet. While you definitely shouldn’t be using any iPhone app to self-diagnose health conditions, the poo-related facts this app contains are kind of interesting.
Q&F: Naturespace
Swain Valasek | May 9, 2009 Healthcare & Fitness, Quick & Free
Take 2 doses of Naturespace from Holographic Audio Theater and don’t call me in the morning; you won’t need to. Actually Naturespace is its own company under the umbrella of HAT but I digress. There’s a wide selection of audio-based relaxation apps out there but Naturespace stands out and not just because it’s free so read on! What they’ve done is play around with audio imaging to create a surround-sound, 3D experience, even with the crappy Apple earbuds. In fact, they’ve put special effort into supporting low-fi buds with a unique ‘earbud optimization’ option. Certainly a high-end set of cans is best for ‘full spectrum’ mode but it’s great that they addressed the fact that like it or not, most people probably do use the plain old Apple earbuds. They also have you covered with great suggestions if you want to upgrade your stock buds.
Tags: ambient, free, relaxation, soundscape, Swain Valasek


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