FitnessMeter - Test & Measure

Update: so the developer reached out to me, which I thought was great, and verified he was able to see the issue I was having. He also explained why the fix may not be soon if ever and suggested for my specific purpose I might try his sprint timer app (I am going to try). He also offered a refund if I didn’t feel the current functionality was satisfactory. I’m only attempting to use Flying Sprint so I cannot comment on the other four functions of the app. Since my initial review I’ve had time to play with the app even more, It seems to work great when using two devices to record a start and stop time, but you will need to manually record the times (it locks up if you try to save them to a specific person in app). Also there’s no real advantage to saving in the app because there’s no ability to view, track, or manipulate data results on the device, instead requiring an email of the data to yourself for viewing. There are a lot of great ideas here, I’m pretty happy with the app.

Having all the functions in one app is great! I've used speedclock before in my science class and now I can use fitness meter on the pitch. Takes some practice and you need a tripod or something stable for sure, otherwise it's quick, easy, and fun

Vertical jump and flying sprint are very useful. Well made and easy to use after some practice.

I especially like the vertical jump and beep tests, but the rest is also useful. It can be a little tricky to find the right placement of the iPhone in the reps test, but it works well when you do.

The easiest evaluation and exercise performance tool we have found to-date. We've used the Vertical Jump option to perform standing long and triple jump tests with more than satisfactory results in less time to pull tape and record. The Sprint & Shuttle application has a myriad of training functions including (for us) hurdle TD recording from a simulated gun start. We use the Beep application for small hurdle work as well. And with the Repetitions application we don't have to count reps or manually use a stopwatch to monitor time with each exercise. Highly recommended!