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#1 by WorkoutSoft on March 1st, 2010 - 7:47 am
Thank you for this awesome review!
A few additional point:
- The Beachbody worksheets were actually created by us (WorkoutSoft). We sold the rights to Beachbody and they’re now distributing them. The only issue is that they don’t provide tech support for them (they even left my contact info on them but I’m not allowed to provide support)
- You’re right about Mac support. The vast majority of the Excel products out there won’t work in Office 2008 for Mac because of the lack of VisualBasic macro support.
- XtremeFit Tracker is the only P90X tracker out there that’s an actual software. This not only allows us to provide many more great features such as customization of the workouts but it’s also the only solution that allows us to provide feature updates. With Excel sheets, there is no way to provide updates to the sheets without forcing the user to erase all of his/her data.
- Our software is fully cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux)
- We’re working on a very significant update of XtremeFit Tracker. Your readers may want to keep their eyes on our Forum (http://www.workoutsoft.com/Forum/) for previews and updates.
Thank you again for this exhaustive review.
Best of luck to all with P90X.
#2 by Charles Tremblay on April 21st, 2010 - 2:08 pm
I’m a nerdy athlete, a nerdthlete, if you will, with lots of experience using software and spreadsheets. I am just getting started on the P90x program, but I really wanted to have something that would track my progress quickly and easily.
I tried a couple of the spreadsheet options but they all seemed really cumbersome. Then I had the bright idea to Google “P90X software” and up came XTremeFit Tracker for Mac. This program is the perfect solution. Not only can you track all of your exercises and diet information, but you also can track all your body measurements and even add pictures of yourself so you can visually observe your progress. XTremeFit Tracker is extremely user-friendly, includes all the features you could ask for without being bloated with ones that you don’t. It makes recording information seamless during workouts and easy all the time.