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BodySpace Workout Tracker: My ideas for updgrades

Thursday, January 24th, 2008
I think the Workout Tracker would benefit from the following upgrades:  

1. Be able to edit the number of sets. Ofcourse one can do this when entering the workout but if having submitted a workout you realise you omitted a set or two then you can’t add them in. You have to delete and start from scratch.

2. Be able to edit the exercises. You can edit or delete existing exercises but you cannot add new ones to a previously submitted workout.

3. Be able to view all workouts “at a glance”. The charts are great but being able to view all your workout entries on one scrollable page would be a great addition, even if this is limited to a month-by-month basis.

4. Be able to submit multiple workouts per day. At present you can only submit one.

5. The ability to track cardio workouts.

6. When you click “want to use your own exercise name”, have a drop down menu that remembers what you typed last time. The benefit of this would be accurate tracking. If you write wide grip pulldown in last week’s workout and wide grip pulldowns in this weeks, BodySpace treats the two as different exercises, so your statistics for volume, weight and reps are skewed.

Anyone else have any ideas?

Monster Gym in Cheshunt UK

Monday, January 21st, 2008

Most days I workout at home.  I have a simple bench, a pair of adjustable dumbbells and a pull up bar.  Recently I visited Britain’s only American warehouse style gym, Monster Gym in Cheshunt, England.  It has a 20,000 sq ft floorspace with a huge variety of Hammer Strength and Cybex plate loading and selectorised machines as well as a variety of cable stations.  There are loads of freeweights, benches and racks.  It has dumbbells from 1kg all the way up to 150kg (yes kg!). Here’s a photo of my workout partner posing by the monster dumbbells.

 Monster Dumbbells

There is a row each of treadmills, stepmills, eliptical machines, rowers and bikes.  There is also a hall just for martial arts and boxing training complete with a ring and different kinds of punch/kick bags.  The gym also houses a mini-restaurant where protein drinks and other famous brand supplements are served aside steak, chicken breats, pasta, tuna and fruit smoothies.  If you feel like relaxing after your workout there is a lounge of leather sofas where you can chill out while watching training DVDs on a widescreen TV.  As a non-member I paid £5 for a workout which is quite a reasonable price compared to other gyms.  Although this gym is a bodybuilder’s paradise, it was not dominated by bodybuilders.  There were people of all ages using the gym training for different goals.  It was a really nice experience topped off by friendly staff and a vibrant gym atmosphere.  I sincerely hope this type of gym catches on in the UK.



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