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Weight Watchers, Blogger and Fitness Buddy Apps |
Whether it’s the people or the technology, so much of my
success has been made possible by the support I get through social media. Whether
it’s an app, blog or good old fashioned Facebook, my social sustenance must
meet one important nutritional criterion: ACCESSIBILITY.
We all have busy lives. Even though I am single (many folks
think that makes life easier for some reason) I have a 60 hour work week, school,
travel, elderly parents that need lots of help and work hard each day to
maintain my new, healthy lifestyle. This means I cannot be tied to tools that
require me to be at my desk to use. Healthy apps to the rescue! I have 3
favorites (pictured above)…
Weight
Watchers Mobile: This app allows me to track my food and exercise, look up
recipes, restaurant information and even has cheat sheets for comparing
cocktail choices! I can track on the road, at work, at play and even at home if
I don’t feel like logging on to my laptop. Weight Watchers also developed a
clever reader app that scans any food with a barcode and shares the needed
program information.
Fitness
Buddy: This app allows you to select from hundreds of exercises and
workouts no matter your fitness level. Complete with pics and video, it’s a personal
trainer and motivator all packed into one app. Starting a workout can be a
daunting task but this app made it easy for me to get started and has kept me
going as I travel from work to home to ever present work conferences.
Blogger
Mobile: Not sure why it took me so long to download this little gem, but I
used to think I could only blog at home while on my laptop. Feeling chained to
a desk, even one as lovely as the one in my home office, limited the time I had
available for sharing updates and ideas. As of last week, I am obsessed with
this app. Granted it’s not as glamorous to negotiate as the full screen
version, but it gives me a great outlet to post from anywhere the spirit moves me.
If you’re interested in finding more healthy apps you can
fit into your social world, check out this article from Forbes.com
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