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Virtual Trainer
A tool for personal trainers and fitness enthusiasts.
Currently: *Source code now available in the form of a Visual Studio 2015 project (zipped).* 1) Calculate BMI, daily caloric intake, target heart rate, maximum and training poundage, and ideal proportions based upon joint measurements. 2) Record and recall measurements and progress using the Basic Information tab. 3) Create, Manage, Export, and Import custom foods/exercises lists using the appropriate tabs. 4) Store and recall workout and diet log records by date. Future... -
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Fekke's BMI calculator
C# BMI Calculator with wizzard.
An application written in C#, which will assist you in calculating your Body Mass Index. -
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Calculate your Body Mass Index !
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Console, multisystem Body Mass Index Calculator. It is running on Linux and Windows. Messages are in french, but I can translate them in english or spanish. Langage is C (or event C++).
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