Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Skynet Tweets Your Workout


Tweet_Fit. from Fraser Spowart on Vimeo.




  1. I think that fitness instructors will get more out of this product, but for an individual, it might be a distraction. Who knows people might add this in their gym equipment.

  2. I have never spent a dime in gym equipment. I buy protein supplements and other medications that can help me achieve my weight goal.

  3. I can't imagine how it works but I think it's very effective in some ways. I'll probably consider it.

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  4. Heavy weights, exercise at home and amino acid supplements are the dynamic means to acquire more proteins that are essential to sustain a healthy life. I agree that fitness instructors could use this product for more efficient body-building techniques.

  5. I think tweeting your diet plans and also it's progress could be an effective tool for you to faithfully follow your weight loss agenda. The Long Island weight loss center I went to a week ago says that it helps you continue what you're doing because you don't want your friends to pick after you if they see that there's no improvement in your body.

  6. I agree, it's all about accountability and visibility.

  7. This is an awesome fitness plan. It's pretty coll that once you're done with your exercise and put the dumbbell down a tweet will be sent indicating the end of your exercise. Combining social media as with your fitness is a brilliant idea to motivate yourself as well as inspiring others to stay fit.


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