Fitocracy app now available for Android

The site makes fitness competitive. Log your activities and get points.

"Points are awesome and lead to leveling up, bragging rights and improved fitness," creators say on the site. "Oh, yes. We have a robot. He's called FRED. He calculates your points and gives you badges."

It's low key and fun, but it's also a good tool to track your workouts and your progress. And with the new app, now Android users can get in on the game.

Download it -- for free -- from Google Play.

Once you're there, join our PT365 group (we know we've been slacking ... ) or hop over to the Military Fitness page.

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