The Bottom Line
If you're looking for exercise/fitness software, Weightmania offers a lot bang for your buck. With Weightmania, you can track every aspect of your workouts from pace and distance to water intake and heart rate. The updated version makes it even easier to record your workouts and meals with new input wizards and it has an expanded food database. You can enter medical info, upload pictures and calculate body fat, BMI, BMR, calories and more.
Pros
- Users can track every aspect of cardio, strength training workouts, meals, medical info and more
- The updated version has new input wizards to make recording workouts and meals faster and easier
- Detailed charts and graphs help you track your progress
- Fitness calculators allow you to measure body fat, BMI and more
- Expanded food database includes more foods as well as food weights and portions
Cons
- None
Description
- Software that tracks cardio and strength workouts and analyzes meals and nutrients
- Users log daily workout information using exercise and an expanded nutrition database
- Charts, graphs and reports help users measure progress, stay on track and avoid overtraining
- Users can add to the food and exercise databases
- The updated version includes input wizards that make the software more user-friendly
- Five-user version costs $49.99 and works with Windows and Mac as well as a mobile version for Palms
Guide Review - Weightmania Pro 1.8.5 Fitness Software
After a few tweaks, Weightmania, a software program for tracking exercise and diet, has released a new updated version (1.8.5) which includes all the great features of the previous version along with some great additions. On the home page you'll find a calendar, a summary of workouts and a tabbed menu to enter workouts, meals, measurements, medical, general and photos. For cardio, you can use the new input wizard to choose a previous workout or choose an activity and enter time, distance, speed and a number of other details. For strength training, you enter exercises with weights, reps, sets, etc. as well as rate the difficulty of the workout. You can also use the input wizard here to enter the exercise, weight, reps and sets all at one time rather than individually, which makes recording workouts much easier than before. The meal tracking section has also been updated with an input wizard and the database has been expanded so you'll find more foods and more portion choices. What I've always liked about Weightmania is that you're not limited by the software. You can add exercises and foods, record mutliple workouts a day and keep track of as much detail (or as little) as you like. The updated version has all the great features of previous versions such as charts, graphs and statistics to track every part of your diet and exercise as well as calculators for BMI, calories, body fat and BMR. Over all, the updated version offers an even better user experience.
