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PR: 5

BodySpace
BodySpace is your key to bodybuilding, transformation or fitness success. View visitor profiles, photos, progress, and start your own!
Date added: 05/09/07 | http://bodyspace.bodybuilding.com

PR: 4

FitLink
On FitLink, you can track your workouts, map running or cycling routes and research exercises. Connect with workout partners, personal trainers, fitness groups, health clubs, events and more.
Date added: 05/09/07 | http://www.fitlink.com/

PR: 5

iStats
iStats is a new web-based fitness tracking application that makes exercise fun and exciting. iStats allows you to visually track your performance in workouts per week, weight and per exercise. iStats Teams allows you to find others to help motivate you, compare progress & organise workouts.
Date added: 29/08/07 | http://istats.com.au/

PR: 4

MyFitTribe
MyFitTribe puts you in charge. Watch, study and learn workouts on your schedule 24/7. The workouts can be viewed on your computer at home or downloaded and taken anywhere. On MyFitTribe, you can blog, make friends, visit groups and forums, watch videos, read articles and more.
Date added: 05/09/07 | http://www.myfittribe.com

PR: 6

SparkPeople
SparkPeople's mission is to help millions of people be healthy and reach their goals. They offer similar diet/fitness tools and services that people pay for on sites like Weight Watchers and eDiets.com, but for 100% free. Those people who don't want to lose weight can still use SparkPeople's tools and meet others in their healthy living community.
Date added: 05/09/07 | http://www.sparkpeople.com

PR: 6

Wellsphere
Wellsphere is a free online community where regular people, enthusiasts and professionals can connect, inspire and educate each other about health, fitness and well-being.
Date added: 05/09/07 | http://www.wellsphere.com

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