Do struggle to keep track of your exercise routine? Do you lack motivation or accountability? Do you forget what your goals were? I know a website that might help: It’s called Traineo. It’s been a while since I found this website, and many …

http://www.myvibraslim.com/vib....._media.htm

and here

http://www.theslimcenter.com

cheers,
MArk

“I joined Peertrainer in June 2005, weighing 198lbs and feeling somewhat hopeless, helpless, embarrassed and alone in my obesity predicament. Since joining I’ve lost 33lbs, added regular exercise into my life, and most importantly learnt new strategies, new recipes and new ways to cope with a whole range of life’s challenges, not just the weight-related ones. The diversity of the community on Peertrainer, and the ample opportunities to interact and seek advice or share problems/stories/ideas/experiences is one of its major strengths. I feel like I have a whole new support system in my life. My world is richer for learning about others’ weightloss journeys and commiserating or congratulating them and just cheering each other on in our groups and teams. It feels very inclusive.
The format is extremely easy to use and adaptable to how you wish to use it. You can be as anonymous or as open as you wish, as private or as public as you like, and interact with as many or as few people as you desire.
Best of all, Peertrainer customer service listens to feedback and is always updating its features. For instance, a while ago some of us suggested being able to print out our entire log record at a click of a button, and sure enough within a month the new functionality was there!”

This idea of socially networking sounds good around fitness, but the truth is that most people’s trusted friends, are actually “trusted” because they have the same beliefs, they think the same and act similar.

Losing weight and getting in shape is so easy. Eat right and exercise. But why do most people not do it? Habits, conditioning, environmental & social influences.

If you really want to invest time and money where it counts get a personal trainer who can take the outside view, or start writing or blogging about it!

ryanmarle.blogspot.com

Alex

I personally like that Michael and his team cover the big guys and the little guys too.

That’s one of the major reason I come back to visit.

If I wanted only news on the majors, I’d keep my eye on Google News.

Good Success!

Vondre’

Business model…hmm well time will tell.

Jon
ps: I am the founder of this site so I am a little biased

But other branding approaches might yield greater chances of success.

For example…

* How bout a ZeFrank of workouts? Personality is more marketable than the latest company name suffix. (e.g. “r”, “eo”)

* Even better, if you are going to create a tool set, why not let the community mix the tools and even brand the mixes? The same tools could be great for Bodybuilding, Weightloss, Rehabilitation, Etc! The system could even allow community submission of exercises, recipes, etc etc. That is harnessing community!

All the Best,
Brandon on Branding

But in the spirit of the holidays (at least here in Chi everything is up!), I will clear the past thoughts out of memory and keep an open mind!

Thanks again!

The lack of a food/nutrition database hurts it quite a bit. Fitday.com provides this and it is a great tool. Anyone know how many calories are in a Chipotle burrito?

Seems they could focus more on the diet and excercise and less on the social networking.

the point of myspace certainly is NOT to have as mayn friends as possible