Description

Body Measurement Tracker allows you to keeptrack of all of your most important body measurements (weight,waist, hips, thighs, biceps, body fat and Body Mass Index or BMI)along with any custom measurements you can think of (shoulders,skeletal muscle %, body water % etc.) on your mobile device. What’smore, you can instantly graph the changes in your body stats overtime.

Working diligently on your waist training to trim inches off ofyour midsection? Trying to build big biceps? The key to success isclosely monitoring your progress, and what better way to monitorprogress than with a body measurement app?

Body Measurement Tracker is a customizable waist measurementlog, weight and BMI tracker and so much more. This app allows youto track all of the body measurements that you think are relevant,and allows you to ignore the ones you don’t. Store all of thefollowing digitally and graph them over time:

- Waist
- Weight
- Hips
- Body Fat Percentage
- Chest
- Upper Arms (biceps and triceps)
- Lower Arms (forearms)
- Upper Legs (thighs/quads and hamstrings)
- Lower Legs (calves)
- Height

If you are trying to keep track of your body measurements usingpen and paper, you are starting down the right track. But wouldn’tit be nice to be able to see trends in your results over time?Using this body measurement app you can instantly graph yourprogress. What could be more motivating than seeing a graph of yourwaist measurement shrinking week over week of intense waisttraining? Not only are these visuals great for motivation, they areessential to keeping your weight loss or bodybuilding program onthe right track.

Do you have a backlog of body measurements that you would liketo include? No problem! Simply select the date of measurement andenter the body stats just like any other day.

Do you just want to keep track of your biceps? Simply select thebody measurements you want to track (thighs) under Settings andonly they will appear on the Add Data screen. Don’t worry, you canswitch these around any time, and your data isn’t going to bedeleted.

The default unit system for all measurements is English(Imperial), but you can easily switch to Metric (kilograms,centimeters) under Settings.