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Static training on mobile phones
- Thread starterstagga
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There are four programs for iphone:
1- Iholdbreath iHoldBreath for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad on the iTunes App Store (I tested it and working good Has O2 Co2 and mixed tables) Not sure what is mixed table and how it can help?
2- Apnea for freedivers Apnea for free divers for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad on the iTunes App Store (I tested it and working good had O2 and Co2 tables)
3- iApnea iApnea for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad on the iTunes App Store (I didnot test it)
4-There is program called Apnea trainer Apnea Trainer HD for iPad on the iTunes App Store and i do not know what is the benefit of it it just tell you to take breath in and then hold then will tell you to breath out after some interval you fix not sure whats the difference between this program and a normal timer?
1- Iholdbreath iHoldBreath for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad on the iTunes App Store (I tested it and working good Has O2 Co2 and mixed tables) Not sure what is mixed table and how it can help?
2- Apnea for freedivers Apnea for free divers for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad on the iTunes App Store (I tested it and working good had O2 and Co2 tables)
3- iApnea iApnea for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad on the iTunes App Store (I didnot test it)
4-There is program called Apnea trainer Apnea Trainer HD for iPad on the iTunes App Store and i do not know what is the benefit of it it just tell you to take breath in and then hold then will tell you to breath out after some interval you fix not sure whats the difference between this program and a normal timer?
I have written 'Static Trainer' for iPhone and Android. It's been out there since December -12 and has been downloaded +100 times for iPhone (but only 2 for Android - seems like the Android crowd does not like to pay for stuff 
).
I do not have sufficient reviews so that they are public yet; but 2 users have commented:
and
2 reviews toto is not an impressive basis for any conclusions; but the app is not half bad and I dare brag that it's up there with the best of'em!
If you are using the app I'm open for suggestions for improvements - feel free to send me an email (that's how v2 of the app came into existence ).
iPhone: Appstore link
Android: Appstore link
).I do not have sufficient reviews so that they are public yet; but 2 users have commented:
and
2 reviews toto is not an impressive basis for any conclusions; but the app is not half bad and I dare brag that it's up there with the best of'em!
If you are using the app I'm open for suggestions for improvements - feel free to send me an email (that's how v2 of the app came into existence
).iPhone: Appstore link
Android: Appstore link