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LIVESTRONG application for BlackBerry

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - April 03, 2009


Lance Armstrong wants to make sure you're in great shape. The BlackBerry LIVESTRONG application is available now for $2.99 from the BlackBerry App World. The app helps you set goals for your physical fitness on your BlackBerry. Check out the video for the particulars.

From Livestrong's web site:

"The LIVESTRONG Calorie Tracker application is the companion tool to The Daily Plate service, available for $2.99 at BlackBerry App World™. The Daily Plate at LIVESTRONG.COM helps you determine a daily calorie target based on your weight and weight goal. Then you can search the extensive database of more than 525,000 foods for nutritional information including fat, sugar, carbohydrates, cholesterol and more. You can also search 2,000 fitness items and calculate how many calories you can burn with those activities. With a simple tap, you can track how many calories you can consume, burn and net on a daily basis."




Related Links:
LIVESTRONG.com


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