We saw the same thing happen on phones, and now it’s becoming the norm on trainers. That’s largely because the trainer app market has exploded in the past 2 years, in large part due to trainer companies starting to open up their platforms and allow app developers to create cool stuff. In retrospect that might have been a poor idea, since this has spiraled out of control into a massive post with over 20 different trainer apps and over 1,000 pieces of data into the product comparison tool. I decided against combining it with the trainer recommendations post in order to give its full due in a standalone post.
After my recent Winter 2014-2015 trainer recommendations post, many of you have been asking about trainer apps.
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