Personal Trainer One for Windows

User Reviews

• I have V3. Says activation code invalid.

  awpp84tSeptember 16, 2010

  Pros

  none yet, cannot get activation to work.

  Cons

  Have had s/w for a few years, but never loaded it. Shelf life??

  Summary

  I really want to try to use it. I retired 1/1/2010, and have been a couch potato since. I think this will help, but now I'm on a fixed (broken?) income. I was planning to use this since I have never loaded it, I thought it would stillbe "good".

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• Lacking interface

  business2businessMarch 16, 2010

  Pros

  basic features and basic functions

  Cons

  outdated and basic

  Summary

  ok software, very outdated and simple. I switched to crosstrainer pro and never looked back

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• You're kidding, right?

  webdvprJuly 21, 2008

  Pros

  At least it was developed for a good cause and at least it gives people some way to archive daily food and exercise.

  Cons

  This software features one of the most outdated and unappealing User Interfaces I've seen in two decades. Personal Trainer One offers little more than at-a-glance calories burned and a few simple reports to show users what they would be able to see by simply recording food and exercise on paper each day.

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• Simplistic, Lacks Basic Features

  tfrymanJanuary 15, 2007

  Pros

  Tracks both food and exercise in 1 program. Inexpensive. You can add exact amounts of food (not just standard servings).

  Cons

  After you add a custom food item, you can't edit it. You can gain 20 lbs from where you started and the program will tell you you are "on track". Cheesy sounds. Calories burned for standard exercising seems high. Custom foods added are only added for that user. The other users can't access your custom foods. many of the foods in the database do not have data or use a "NLEA" serving (whatever that is).

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• worked perfectly for me

  January 10, 2005

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