Thanks for participating in our community. It ought to be everyones fitness goals to have all the recommended daily intakes for nutrition met. It's okay to be frank, direct, and even to disagree with your fellow members, as long as you do so with respect. Daily fitness journal designed to help you make real progress towards your health and fitness goals over a 90 day period. These policies are meant to encourage open, supportive conversation, and not to make you feel limited. Our terms of use are here: Terms of Serviceįor more detailed forums rules click here: Forum Rules Click thereport.gif located in the bottom right of every post for any post that violates these guidelines. There's a link in the footer of our site to advertise with us. Posts advertising or promoting commercial products violate our Terms of Service. Posts containing personal attacks, snide remarks, insults and/or threats to other members, will be modified or be deleted. Posts with obscene, explicit, sexist or racist language/photos will be deleted. First off: By being here, you inherently agree to support other FitDay community members along their journey to lose weight and live a healthy lifestyle so:.We hate policing the forums and especially editing/deleting posts, but we reserve the right to do so - and even to block accounts entirely - for those who violate these policies. The main rule here is: "Be nice." We consider our site family-friendly, and want all to feel welcome to engage here. Enter your daily foods and exercises and get detailed reports on calorie counts, weight loss etc. 'Why' - Because a co-worker made some and brought them in. For example yesterday had 'What' - Coffee and chocolate brownie, 11 a.m. The 'Why' is more interesting to work on for me right now. But before you post, please review the following guidelines. My intention is simply to list What and Why - the 'What' is just a brief reminder of the food, but without weighing it precisely. While it works, and is reliable, it could definitely use some TLC from the developers to make it shine.FitDay invites you to explore, post, and have fun across the site, and here on our forums.
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It seems to me that the design and implementation of this app is more likened to a Mobile Site (or 'web app') and not created with the full functionality of the iPhone in mind. Finally, there have been no updates and no word on if they plan on any in the future. All of your fitness activities will need to be entered manually, but general calorie and fat-burning counts are provided. The app replies heavily on the FitDay database for food items, so you will need to be connected to the Internet when using it, not a problem for myself, but this limits its ability to be used by iPod touch or some iPad users. However, on that note, the app itself does require you to log in overly frequently and this has been an ongoing major complaint of mine. You can sign up in-app, however, so that eases some of the frustrations. I am a creature of habit and being able to have a list of my most common meals makes tracking my nutritional intake all that much easier.Īs for the drawbacks the first is evident, you need to be a member. The main feature that I appreciate the most with FitDay is the custom foods option - a feature I use most regularly. Leaders of the Roman Catholic Church in Bolivia are acknowledging that the institution has been deaf to the suffering of victims of sexual abuse at a time when the country has been rocked by a pedophilia scandal involving priests.
They have a wide range of ingredients and most importantly, prepackaged and fast-foods which can sometimes be difficult to find in other apps and on other sites. To begin, I would like to boast that FitDay has rarely let me down when trying to find nearly any food items. At the time, it had just launched, and it provided me with all the functionality and information I'd gotten accustomed to from the site. I started using to track my meals and foods last year, several weeks in I was anoyed by having to note everything down manually, so I decided to try a nutrition app, and since I was already using the FitDay site it was a logical move to start using FitDay Mobile. It is not just a calorie counting app FitDay Mobile offers a host of tracking options for overall health, and although I am not as familiar with the fitness tracking features (I prefer to use RunKeeper for activities), the integration with the FitDay site for nutritional information is what keeps me coming back. FitDay Mobile may not be the most elegant or feature-rich app, but it offers everything I need in a diet-planning and tracking, which is why I've continued to use it, despite what flaws it may have.
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