Personal trainers, experts throw support behind fitness apps
Personal trainers and fitness experts are throwing their support behind fitness apps. The experts say the apps, which are exploding in popularity across the country, can help serve a purpose to someone
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Sep 25, 2012, 10:34 PM
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Personal trainers and fitness experts are throwing their support behind fitness apps.
The experts say the apps, which are exploding in popularity across the country, can help serve a purpose to someone who is looking to lose weight and eat healthier.
Paul Landi, a personal trainer at Moore Physical Therapy and Fitness, says apps that count calories and pull up nutritional information are good ways to keep track of your fitness goals.
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