Pumped vs Wind Reader

Do you want to grow more muscle? To get bigger? Stronger? You need to lift more than you did yesterday. Now, it is easy to remember how much you benched if you only do a couple of exercises. But if you want real results, you need to challenge your body. Perform new exercises every week. Track your progress. Try and hit a new personal record every day. Pumped will help you. Our app knows how much you did you squat a month ago. What is the total volume of deadlifts you did a week ago. And it will tell you whether today you did better, or not. It is as simple as that: pumped is the only proper gym notebook. Track exercises you do. Track each set, and how much you have lifted. See if current workout is better than previous by comparing total volume, weight lifted, reps made, and so on. Learn new exercises. Try new routines. Pumped allows you to create workout templates to save time, or to do a freestyle workout where you can do whatever you feel is best at this particular moment. Pumped is simple. Track your workouts. Try to get better today. See your progress. Grow muscle. Premium Subscription prices are: • Pumped Unlimited Annual: $49.99 / year • Pumped Unlimited Monthly: $4.99 / month Terms & Conditions • Pumped App can be used as a Free app (basic features). All features can be unlocked with a Premium subscription. • Payment charged to iTunes Account at the end of the trial period. • Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off 24-hours before expiring. • Subscriptions may be managed by the user by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase. • Any unused portion of a free trial period will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription. Terms of Service: http://corebase.io/terms-of-service/ Privacy Policy: https://corebase.io/privacy-policy

Wind reading for long range shooting. This app uses the Eagleman Technique. The phone's inclination sensor is used to convert mirage and rain angles to wind speed. The Eagleman Technique was developed by James Eagleman in 1992 to provide real-time wind speed based on mirage/rain angles and percentages. The method has a US Patent. James Eagleman is the master instructor for the Barbour Creek Long Range School (http://barbourcreek.com).