Thread: Wanted: BodyCraft Software vers. 3.1 from 1995-97

Why not use one of the modern day software programs?Crosstrainer 5 is a great product that I use. Innovative Logic make it.

Yeah, I use crosstrainer 5 as well. They offer a 30 try before you buy, so you can test it out and decide if you want to purchase it.

Do a search on "crosstrainer5" and you'll find the website.

I will check out CrossTrainer 5. I'm seeking the old BodyCraft because I've never been able to find a program that allows you to enter your own foods, own food values and then lets you change the portion size and recalculates the nutrient info. I weigh and record all my food in grams. With BodyCraft I can type in Costco Chicken 112g, then when making my daily menu I can type in that I ate 82g and the program calculates all the nutrient info.

Most programs don't let you get that detailed which is what I seek. Although I will definitly try out any programs you all recommend and appreciate the advice.

Guys-thank you soooo much! I downloaded crosstrainer 5 and LOVE it!! I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks.

Jesus this thing is expenisive 40 bucks for the full version!!

40 bucks expensive? That's like £25 in my money. I'd say it's a snip at that price. It records nutrition, weight training training, aerobic exercise, supplements and lets you keep a written log. My training has improved so much since I started using this product about 2 years ago.

The photo in my profile is me from last summer. You don't want to see what I looked like 5 years ago. A fat blubbering mess

No more expensive than a computer game, much cheaper than MS software. A lot more useful though.

It has a pretty good food database in it, but I like the fact that I can add other stuff into, delete stuff I never buy, etc. If you use a HRM, it can import data from some of them. You can track all kinds of stuff via charts and graphs if you want to.

Pretty useful software IMHO.