Jon Brown Designs

Calorie Counter is a Dashboard widget that is simple and easy to use and is vital to determining your physical health. All you do is imput your current weight and then imput the amount of miles that you ran or will run and then the widget will calculate how many calories you have burned or will burn.

Features:

Increased inch field to handle double digits.

Registration system for free updates for life.

Greater stability with the new release of Leopard.

Spending time at the gym isn't the only way to get your body moving, nor is running for hours on a treadmill the only way to burn calories. This calculator estimates the number of calories you'll burn performing a range of activities at varying intensity levels, over a certain period of time or particular distance, taking into consideration your height and weight.

Our Activity Calculator boasts a full set of features:

10,000+ Exercises and Activities built in.

Full Metric Support.

Calculates for Male / Female

Calculates with time / milage consideration.

Use the distance calorie calculator to estimate the number of calories burned in your most recent workout. Various conditions, including terrain and temperatore, can affect the actual number of calories burned, but the calorie calculator nevertheless provides a useful estimate. The number of calories used in a workout is based primarily on how far you go, not how fast you get there.

Our Distance Calculator boasts a full set of features:

Full Metric Support.

Calculates Distance over Weight.

Calculates out 12 decimal points.

Body Mass Index or BMI is based on your height and weight. Doctors often use BMI to determine if a person is underweight, at a healthy weight or is overweight. While BMI is accurate for most people, it does not work for everyone. Its important to remember that. You could have a high BMI but be at a weight that is considered healthy if your muscular or athletic. You could have a normal BMI and have poor nutrition.

Our BMI Calculator boasts a full set of features:

Full Metric Support.

Calculates based on Weight / Height.

Full status system included.

You can use the Rep Max Calculator to accurately find out how much weight you should lift if you know the number of repetitions and your one rep max. The Rep Max calculator can help you lift the right amount of weight which will ensure that your muscles get the right amount of contraction during the workout. Use this easy calculator to get a basic idea of how much weight you can lift once.

Our One Rep Max Calculator boasts a full set of features:

Full Metric Support.

Recommended reps per weight ratio.

Full status system included.

A Low carb Calculator to find unlisted carbs based on a food products nurtrition label. This calculator will tell you if there are any uncounted Carbohydrate grams on the food label. The calculator takes the difference between the calories listed on the label and the calculated calories and divides that result by 4 to arrive at the answer. It then adds that number of grams to the carbohydrate grams listed on the label.

Our Carb Calculator boasts a full set of features:

Based on Calories, and carb grams.

Takes into consideration fat and protein.

Full status system included.