3 Apps To help you get fit

1. Calorie Counter by MyFitnessPal (Android, iOS: Free)

A good exercise regime is nothing without a balanced diet to back it up. MyFitnessPal's Calorie Counter (Android, iOS) app helps you out on that front, functioning as an easy to use calorie and nutrients counter with a database that boasts more than 6 million foods (and it's growing every day). Easily look up and track the foods you're consuming with the help of a barcode scanner as well as a recipe calculator for inputting custom creations. The calorie counter app integrates with and shares data with more than 50 different fitness trackers and apps such as Fitbit, MapMyFitness and Strava.

2. Sworkit (Android, iOS: Free)

Stop procrastinating and Sworkit, an abbreviation for Simply Work It. Rather than focus on set exercise routines, Sworkit (Android, iOS) has users create targeted workout routines. Select whether you want to build strength, do yoga, practice cardio, stretch, pilates or build a custom routine, as well as a duration of your workout, and Sworkit builds you a routine of randomized exercises that fit your exercise goals. Each workout is different, making sure that you stay alert and are never bored. A premium version unlocks more features such as exercise variations, a workout history and the ability to save custom workouts for a fully customizable experience.

3. Pocket Yoga (Android, iOS: $2.99)

You can now carry around your own Yoga studio with Pocket Yoga (Android, iOS), an exercise app that lets you practice the ancient art of stretching and breathing at your own pace and time. Pocket Yoga comes with detailed voice and video instructions for hundreds of different poses, complete with write-ups on each one's proper execution and health benefits. Users can choose between three practices, three difficulties and three durations. Then the app logs your exercises and progress for future reference.