Name: GymBrain Hack 2.5 + Redeem Codes
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

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Description

GymBrain combines a set counter with a recovery and workout timer - all with one tap. Plus, a High-intensity interval training timer (HIIT).

- Automatic set counter.
- Recover timer with alarms.
- Automatic workout timer.
- Apple Watch support.
- Highly configurable.
- High-intensity interval training timer (HIIT).
- Workout History stored in iCloud.
- Share your workouts via Twitter, Facebook, etc.
- iAd supported with In App purchase to disable.

Here's how it works: Once you’ve completed your set tap “Start”. The recovery timer will begin and GymBrain will count your set.

When your recovery has completed, GymBrain will alert you using a tone, vibration or flash.

When you’ve finished your repetitions, tap “Zero” to start your next set of exercises.

By default, GymBrains recovery timer counts up, not down. So if your varying your recovery periods for different exercises you don’t need to mess about changing settings during your workout.

GymBrain is highly configurable though. Choose recovery duration, the type of alarm you want, countdown style and more.

When you start your first recovery, GymBrain will automatically start timing your entire workout.

When your done, GymBrain will keep a record of your workout.

Version history

2.5

2021-07-19

Updated for the latest versions of iOS and watchOS.
Enjoy!

2.4

2016-11-11

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Built for watchOS 3.
Added fractional seconds to recovery and workout timers on watchOS.

2.3

2016-02-15

Updated for watchOS 2 so the watch app can now be used at all times - not just when within range of your iPhone.
Added a simple stopwatch with last lap time to the watch app.
HIIT set count can to be set up to twenty.
New page based UI for iPhone app.

Feedback/requests: [email protected]

2.2

2015-08-05

Now supports iPhone 6 screeen sizes.
Notifications now enabled for HIIT sessions.
Simplified settings.

Feedback encouraged! Tap "Email Feedback" in app settings.

2.1

2015-07-25

Watch app: Force push the recovery page to stop the existing recovery timer, add a completed set and start the timer again.

2.0

2015-06-11

Apple Watch support for recovery timer and workout timer. Both synchronised with the GymBrain app on your phone.

When using your Apple Watch you can get a tap on your wrist when your recovery is finished.
Enable Notifications in Settings to activate.
Note: Notifications only appear on Apple Watch when your phone is not in use.

You can now store text notes for your workout right in the app.

Let me know what you think of the new features.
Feedback and feature requests always welcome. Use the feedback button in Settings.

1.7

2015-04-23

Added 180, 240 and 300 second alarm options.
Switched to iAds for advertisments.

Feedback and feature requests welcome!

1.6.2

2015-01-03

iPhone will nolonger dim its display when GymBrain is frontmost and a workout is in progress.

1.6.1

2014-04-10

Switched to AdMob for banner ads.

1.6

2014-02-09

Redesigned iOS7 UI style.
Share your most recent workout result (Twitter, FB, etc).
HIIT sessions now appear in history.
Increased workout history to 50 workouts.

1.5

2014-01-28

Pleased to announce the addition of a highly configurable “High-intensity interval training" (HITT) timer. Give it a try!
Added an In App purchase to disable ads. Tap "Options" -> "Upgrade to Ad Free" to purchase.

1.4

2014-01-02

iOS 7 interface style.

Feedback welcomed!

1.3

2012-12-01

Added support for iPhone 5.

Not sure what to do with the extra screen space on the iPhone 5. Suggestions are very welcome.

[email protected] or http://www.zeroonetwenty.com and click the contact link.

1.1

2011-10-31

Workout history is now stored in iCloud when available.

1.0

2011-09-29