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Hi guys. I went from SSLP to HLM to some bullshit bro-ish program from Mind Pump Media. Been listening to you guys for the past year and I'm ready to jump on the BBM programming bandwagon. About to start with the Bridge 1.0 and then move into the 7-week hypertrophy template. Do you recommend a good logging app? I used the SS app for LP and HLM and it was alright. Also, thank you for putting out such killer content. You guys rock!
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I don't have a solid app recommendation, as everything we've looked into has serious limitations. I use Excel for now, though our app developer is on it.Barbell Medicine "With you from bench to bedside"
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FitNotes is simple, free and no ads for Android.Comment
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Awesome! Any idea on an estimated date for beta? I'm happy to throw in some dev work if your guys need any help.Originally posted by Jordan Feigenbaum View PostComment
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I've used them all and nothing is better than FitNotes on Android.
It's free, there's no ads, you can track you body measurements and you can export the data as a csv file if you want to do further analysis of your training log in Excel, R, Mathematica, or whatever else you want.Comment
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Personally use google sheets - also makes analyzing data easier over long periods of time (1 year+) and syncs via cloud (since it is cloud based). If you are concerned with privacy, just think of it as flexing on Google about your gains.Comment
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I used Strong on iOS. It even has RPE!Comment
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RTS' web app is pretty good. I can imagine how it would be a pain on a phone but on a 7" tablet it's usable.
The logging in the newer BBM templates works well too.Comment
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I use HeavySet on iOS. I loved FitNotes on Android, but had to find a new alternative after switching phones. HeavySet supports RPE, percentages, set timers, tempo timers, and all kinds of goodies. Plus the UI is very friendly and intuitive for building up the workouts.Comment
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