Rick-

It sounds to me as though you need three programs, not one, to track  
the functions listed below.
Biking and running: time and distance
Food intake- calories in and estimated calories burned.
Body weigh, BMI, etc.

You might start by using Microsoft Excel, and see how that works.  
Excel is quite flexible, and not just suited for money transactions.

Neal Hammon


On Aug 414, 1120082007, at 11:01 AM, b3studios wrote:

I have simple needs for a fitness tracking program, but perhaps I just
haven't been able to weed through the offerings and find one that I
like.

mostly I just need something that can keep track of my cardio
activities (biking, running, etc) with time, distance and it would be
sweet if it could calculate approximate calories burned.
Additionally, I would need it to keep track of moderate weight
training, with focus on individual muscles/muscle groups so that I
could keep track of reps, sets, and weight.
Add in the ability to keep track of body weight, BMI, etc. and the
ability to graph my progress (or regression as the case may be) for
each exercise, all with a nice Mac-like interface and at a reasonable
price, and I'd buy it in an instant. (bonus points if you can keep
track of daily caloric intake)

Anyone know of a program that would fit this bill, that perhaps I have
over looked?

Rick


On Aug 14, 2008, at 10:44 AM, Bill Holt wrote:

> Aren't there a hundred or so fitness tracking programs out there,
> Rick?  I wonder, what would one need to do to fit your needs?  I have
> several projects lined up already, but wouldn't mind adding something
> to the list to work on in 2020.
>
>    Bill Holt
>
>
>
> "The biggest big business in America is not steel, automobiles, or
> television. It is the manufacture, refinement and distribution of
> anxiety."  Eric Sevareid
>
>
> On Aug 14, 2008, at 7:50 AM, b3studios wrote:
>
>> I WOULD consider buying a good fitness tracking program if I could
>> find one that I like (that fits my needs).
>
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