GymPro - Auto Timer & Rep Tracker

**** This legacy version is no longer supported. Please download the latest version, Gym Pro II, here: https://apps.garmin.com/en-CA/apps/ab78049b-7357-4f67-9f03-18b0babed538#0 Introducing GymPro, the automatic timer and exercise repetition tracker from the makers of Blackjack and Slots! The app senses movements and tracks reps, sets, active/rest times and workout efficiencies to help you train smarter. What's new: - Adjusted the algorithms for greater sensitivity. BETA support for Forerunner 230, 235 and 630, and Vivoactive HR. Features: - Tracks reps and sets automatically based on movement - Monitors total active time, rest time and total session time - Configurable rest timer with expiry alarm - Forgiving for accidental movements - Measures workout efficiency - Convenient pause function for weight changes - Displays current time, heart rate and training effect - Records the activity to Garmin Connect How to use GymPro: - The app tracks general back-and-forth motions. Use a full, slow and deliberate extension. Quick or uneven movements may not be recognized. - Active timers automatically run when a repetition is detected. - The rest timer automatically kicks in after about four seconds of no movement. The previous rep count will flash when resting. - The rest timer counts down and vibrates (if available on device) when expired. - To avoid capturing incorrect movements, rest timers continue through 1 or 2 repetitions, and sets are only counted after four reps. - Start or stop recording of the strength training activity in the Menu. - Use the Pause function (start/stop button or touch) when changing weights, walking around between sets, etc. - Use the Next page (down button/swipe) to reset the counters and start the next exercise. This will record "laps" in Garmin Connect. ** ** The app comes with 150 minutes of use. You can download the paid key at getkey.me for unlimited use. ** Questions? Comments? Bug reports? Please contact us at [email protected]; do not leave negative feedback, please!