Free hydroxycut workout software for mac

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

TrackRunner is a GPS-enabled exercise logbook for Mac.
Coupled with a GPS receiver and using LoadMyTracks from ClueTrust to connect to your GPS device, youll be able to log your workouts and keep track of distance, time, elevation, heart-rate etc.
TrackRunner is a tool that cand organize and manage activities into categories, and by location.
TrackRunner is free for you to try, but is considered Donationware. So if you enjoy the software and find it helps you train better please consider donating.
Supported GPS Devices
- Garmin FR 305
- Garmin FR 205
- Garmin Edge 305
- Garmin Edge 205
- Garmin FR 301
- Garmin FR 201
Main features:
- Import GPX-files from LoadMyTracks or SportTracks
- Display of GPS routes with street maps or satellite imagery.
- Graphical display of heart-rate, cadence, pace and elevation
- User-definable categorization and grouping of activities and locations.
- Editing of existing GPS routes to correct for poor GPS reception.
- Equipment (shoe) mileage and use tracking.
- Optional US or Metric units.
- Edit heart-rate and cadence to compensate for bad signals.
- Listing of activities, subdivided by month, week, or category.
- Smoothing of pace and elevation in GraphView.
- Support for FR301 and FR201.
- Export activity as GPX.

TrailRunner 2.1v444 is known as a useful companion for runners, bikers, hikers, and all people wandering under the sky. Plan routes on a geographical map. Import GPS or workout recordings and journalize your activities in a diary.

Major Features:

1. View Maps and Elevation Data from Internet mapping services like USGS topo maps.
2. Import GPS Recordings from Trails, iTrail and 321Run for iPhone.
3. Import workouts from the Nike + iPod Sport Kit.
4. Import tracks and workouts from GPS fitness devices like the Garmin ForeRunner or Garmin Edge.
5. Import/Export TCX, GPX, and KML files.
6. Describe favorite tracks and rate them with iTunes stars.
7. Plan routes interactively or automatically for a given distance.
8. Export route directions onto your iPod.
9. Journalize workouts in a diary, see your progress in a history chart.
10. Publish a WebLog to MobileMe.
11. For Running: Plan workout routes and check your pace at checkpoints.
12. For Hiking: Plan tours and collect beautiful tracks and trails.
13. For Biking: Import and analyze GPS recordings.
14. Internet Services: Load background maps and elevation data from openStreetMap and other services.
15. Personal Notes: Annotate your tracks with descriptions, colors and the famous iTunes rating stars.
16. Route Planning: Create new routes interactively or automatically, for a given distance and with the highest attractiveness.
17. iPhone: Import GPS route courses from the iPhone.
18. Share Routes: Share your routes on GPSies.com, one of the biggest outdoor communities.
19. NanoMaps: Export route descriptions as NanoMaps for iPods or cellphones.
20. Nike + iPod Sport Kit: Import workouts from your Nike+ Sportband or iPod Sport Kit and assign routes with real world distances.
21. Heart Rate Monitors: Import and manage GPX or Polar HRM workout protocols.
22. Garmin Training Center: Display and manage workouts for Garmin ForeRunner or Garmin Edge devices directly from Garmin Training Center.
23. Diary: Collect and describe workouts and compare histograms per workout and over time.
24. Apple Mobile Me: Publish an excerpt of your diary and route descriptions as a WebLog.
25. Exercise plan: Improve your base endurance in small and adaptive steps.
26. Calendar: Manage your goals and planned events.
27. Languages: Available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Swedish, Japanese, and traditional Chinese.
28. GoogleEarth: Watch routes in GoogleEarth with just one click.

3ahtlet is my latest cocoa software, who I developed because I needed something to store my workout data.

With this app you can create different kinds of training categories in which you store your exercises. Myself I use a Polar heart rate monitor, and for each exercise you can store: date, duration (time), length (km), average speed, average heart rate, max heart rate, calories and notes.

Document formats:

Thanks to the great technology of Cocoa core data this application offers to kind of format:

Binary format
Creates a regular data file with the extension: "tri". Use this format for regular use, while its the fastest.

XML Format
If you want to export your records to an open format you can save a copy to this format. The file will have the extension "tri_xml", and if you drop it on an text editor you can then read the content.

Nike+ Tag Builder 1.2 is a utility to produce a basic statistics tag for your homepage, blog, or MySpace page. It can either locate your iPod Nano and read directly from the synched workouts stored there or from a backup directory (if you're paranoid about losing your run data like I am). The output is to a small jpg that can be placed anywhere jpgs can live.