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    7Top
    App
    Fitness Coach At Home
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About 7Top

7Top is a must have app for all 7-min lovers and home-workout enthusiasts because it offers
    1. Integrated analysis of auto-recorded rep-counts and heart rate
    2. Training zone analysis to let you know the workout intensity
    3. Workout with scintillating voice coach and music
    4. The most accurate calories burn for the 7-min workout


The 7Top App is a combination of watch and phone-based applications. Wear your watch, and carry out the 7-min workout session at your home or from anywhere, with scintillating background music cum voice coach from Tabata Songs. Check the report on your phone app after completion of the session. All your reports are automatically saved and accessible to you for tracking your progress over time. 7Top analyzes your progress over time. It also compares your progress with the other users of 7Top by maintaining the anonymity of each user.

Besides, 7Top also records calories burnt and heart rate variation during the workout session. HR recovery for 1 minute and 2 minutes are also recorded to assess the heart's health status.

The 7-min workout is a sequence of 12 exercises, each performed for 30 seconds followed by 10 seconds of switching time. Here is the list of exercises:

    1. Jumping Jack

    2. Wall Sit

    3. Push Ups

    4. Crunches

    5. Step Up

    6. Squats

    7. Tricep Dips

    8. Plank

    9. High Knees

    10. Lunges

    11. Push Ups With Rotation

    12. Side Plank

Please refer for details on 7-minute workout: “HIGH-INTENSITY CIRCUIT TRAINING USING BODY WEIGHT: Maximum Results With Minimal Investment” by Brett Kilka and Chris Jordan, ACSM’s HEALTH & FITNESS JOURNAL, Vol 17, No.3.

Features

Multi-dimensional Analysis

Know & Calibrate Intensity

Background Music & Coach

Accurate Calories for 7-min

User’s Analytics

Group Analytics

Proprietary Tech

Adaptable Tech

How does it work?

  • There is no need to carry your phone for the workout. You can simply carryout the workout using the watch version of the App. It plays workout music which includes voice coach.

  • The watch app allows user to do some simple settings.

  • User can later bring watch closer to the phone, and let phone transfer workout data from the watch. In few seconds, phone app displays the summary of all the last un-transferred workout sessions.

  • Users can view the summary in either simple tabular format or in graphical representation. Training zones analysis and recovery times are also presented.

  • Each session summary is socially shareable. User may share the session summary anytime later, by accessing it in Historical section.

  • For the users who do not use watch, can still carry out the 7-min workout by playing voice coach on the phone itself. The color combination allows users to keep track of the timing. However, working out with phone does not record users' workout performance.

  • User can access all the past records in Historical.

  • Analysis for the workout carried out with 7Top is analysed in Analysis section.

  • Get your overall workout summary in a single screen, in Summary section

  • 7Top allows you to keep track of your workout achievements.

  • One may set his/her workout goals in Profile page.

  • Help contains description on how to carry out each exercises.

  • Answers to most of your questions are covered in FAQ.

Access to most of the features need sign-in using phone number. You may workout without login and view your reports but those will not be accessible later.

Reviews

Read What's The People Are Saying About Us

“This is a very feature rich app and one of its kind in the market. There is a voice coach for short workouts. What I liked the most is the high level of analytics it provides you for your workouts and help you identify your weak areas. Such analytics is mostly available to professional athletes. Unfortunately I do not have Apple Watch to record my data as of now. It would be great if I can use this app without a wrist watch and data could be populated based on estimates of weight, height, age, gender etc.

All in all, I think it is a great app for bringing workout discipline in my life. Would definitely recommend everyone to try this out”

- Kuldeep Soni

'This app is very valuable for a busy person like me who has no time to go gym and want to be fit in less time. This app has very unique features like track your activity counts with high accuracy so you can't cheat this app by just pressing start button :). Keep track of your daily workout. A must app for everyone to stay healthy and fit.👍”

- Raju Panga

“Very fantastic app. It’s so annoying for me to be counting my activities. Its counts my exercises with good accuracy. Along with repetition counting feature and also display the workout performance with training zones analysis and calorie computation. Very unique fitness tracking app in market. :)”

- Ricky Grant

Screens

See what’s included in the App

Launching page

Home Page

Auto recording of exercises repetitions

Training Zones and Recovery HR analysis

Share your workout in your
social circle (Graph view)

Share your workout in your
social circle (Grid view)

Access summary of your
past workouts

Analysis your performance on
time scale

Analysis performance of your
activity's count

Access voice coach on phone
if no watch

Get your overall workout summary

Keep record of your achievements

Home screen

Set number of back to back circuits

Set duration between the circuits

Jumping Jacks workout

Control options

Wall Sits workout

Recovery screen

Demo

Take a closer look in more detail

FAQ

What is the Scientific 7-minute Full Body Workout?

The Scientific 7-minute Full Body Workout is a kind of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT). It is a sequence of 12 exercises, each performed for 30 seconds followed by 10 seconds of switching time. Here is the list of exercises:

1. Jumping Jack
2. Wall Sit
3. Push Ups
4. Crunches
5. Step Up
6. Squats
7. Tricep Dips
8. Plank
9. High Knees
10. Lunges
11. Push Ups With Rotation
12. Side Plank

What is the right way to begin ?

You should consult your physician before starting 7-min workout, if you have been inactive for sometime or overweight/obese or have chronic condition. We typically recommend to reserve few weeks or first month for warmup. During this time you should gradually increase the difficulty level, say, 5 in the beginning to 8 at the end of first month. Start with 1 circuit, and note the peak Heart Rate (HR) recording during the workout. The peak HR must be below your maximum HR (HRmax) with some margin. If you dont have watch or anyother way to record your HR, then listen to your heart and body. Do not push yourself to extreme if you are not a professional athlete.

I am confused how to use 7top. Do I need to install it on watch or phone or both?

One must install 7Top watch app and 7Top phone app. Both are used together for the best outcome. Typically, the watch version is used during the workout for reps counting and music timer, whereas the phone version is used for settings, viewing data records, summary, analysis etc. You may use the phone version of 7Top and carry out the workout even without watch. However, you would miss the analytics part.

Do I need to carry watch and phone both during the workout?

One can carryout the 7-min workout with the 7Top watch version. There is no need of having phone in the vicinity. With phone, the 7Top watch version would run with settings of previous session, or the default session if played for the first time. Few basic settings like number of circuits and the interval duration between circuits can be configured in the watch app itself, just before pressing START button. Remember that any change in settings on he watch app overwrites the one set by phone.

PS: You may not need bluetooth earphone with watch if you are carrying out workout in a quite room. However, bluetooth earphone is recommended if your workout place is somewhat noisy.

Is it necessary that I follow exactly the recommended way of exercising?

Yes. You must follow the recommended way of exercising for reps counting. Any deviation from the recommended way may result in erroneous analytics.

There are multiple acceptable ways to carry out a particular exercise. Do you have any recommendation?

Yes. We have recommendation for each exercise. And in some cases 7Top app supports multiple ways also. Please refer Help section in the Workout screen on 7Top phone app.

I want to change the time durations and the order of exercises. How to do that?

The scientific 7-min full body workout sequence has been introduced by the sports scientists B. Kilka and C. Jordan of Human Performance Institute, Orlando, USA. The exercises, their order and duration have been choosen scientifically. As 7Top is meant specifically for the 7-min workout, we do not allow changin sequence and duration of the exercises. One may however use the forward and rewind buttons for altering the sequnce. But that is highly inconvenient.

We'll soon release a separate workout app wherein user can create a customized workout sequence as per his/her own requirements.

What is unique about 7Top?

Keeping record of the 7-min workout sessions in form of repetitions and heart rate are the key features which empower users to set their goals, analyse their progress and take informed decision.

What is the exercise tracking accuracy of 7Top?

Typically actual reps and the reps counted by app may differ by 1. Please report to us if the difference is large.

What is the recommended circuit interval duration?

Typically 2 to 5 minutes is the recommended duration between the circuits.

I could not find the option of a specific circuit interval duration. How can I set?

7Top offer few options to select for interval duration. We believe that these options are enough, and as per general recommendaions.

Does 7Top offer any other workout sequence than the scientific 7-min full body workout?

7Top is dedicated for the scientific 7-min full body workout. It does not offer any other workout sequence.

What are the benefits of 7min workout?

The scientific 7-min fully body workout offers maximum health benefits with minimal investment on time and equipments.

It can easily be accommodated in today's fast paced daily routine. 'Individuals who previously believed that they did not have the time for exercise can now trade total exercise time for total exercise effort and get similar or better health and fitness benefits.

The 7-min workout uses body weigth as resistance. Hence it can be carried out at home or in hotel room while on travel, with just a chair, a wall and a yoga mat.
It helps in reducing body fat, and improving endurance, muscular fitness and insulin sensitivity.

'Reference: B. Klika and C. Jordan, "HIGH-INTENSITY CIRCUIT TRAINING USING BODY WEIGHT: Maximum Results With Minimal Investment", ACSM’s HEALTH & FITNESS JOURNAL, Vol 17, No 3, 2013.

Tell me something about the exercises which make 7-min sequence

The 7-min workout is a set of twelve exercises in a predefined sequence. Each exercise is performed for 30 seconds with switchover time of 5 to 10 seconds between two exercises. One complete circuit lasts for nearly 7 minutes.

There are three exercises each for full body (FB), lower body (LB), upper body (UB) and core (CO). The exercises are arranged in a sequence such that each body part is targeted one after other. The sequence goes like this: FB->LB->UB->CO->FB->UB->...

1. Jumping Jack (FB)
2. Wall Sit (LB)
3. Push Ups (UB)
4. Crunches (CO)
5. Step Up (FB)
6. Squats (LB)
7. Tricep Dips (UB)
8. Plank (CO)
9. High Knees (FB)
10. Lunges (LB)
11. Push Ups w/ Rotn (UB)
12. Side Plank (CO)

Reference: B. Klika and C. Jordan, "HIGH-INTENSITY CIRCUIT TRAINING USING BODY WEIGHT: Maximum Results With Minimal Investment", ACSM’s HEALTH & FITNESS JOURNAL, Vol 17, No 3, 2013.

What is scientific 7-min full body workout?

It is a set of twelve exercises in a predefined sequence. Each exercise is performed for 30 seconds with switchover time of 5 to 10 seconds between two exercises. One complete circuit lasts for nearly 7 minutes. There are three exercises each for total body, lower body, upper body and core. The 7-min workout uses body weigth as resistance. Hence it can be carried out at home or in hotel room while on travel, with just a chair, a wall and a yoga mat. It helps in reducing body fat, and improving endurance, muscular fitness and insulin sensitivity.

'Individuals who previously believed that they did not have the time for exercise can now trade total exercise time for total exercise effort and get similar or better health and fitness benefits.

'Reference: B. Klika and C. Jordan, 'HIGH-INTENSITY CIRCUIT TRAINING USING BODY WEIGHT: Maximum Results With Minimal Investment', ACSM’s HEALTH & FITNESS JOURNAL, Vol 17, No 3, 2013.'

After how many days of workout I would start seeing the beneits?

If this is your first and the only workout routine, then you must give 3 months time before seeing its benefits. Increase the difficulty level gradually from 5 to 8 on a scale of 10, during first month. Your body must be trained first to carry out the high intensity interval training.

As you increase the intensity you may feel difficulty in breathing towards the end. Recovering from that state would improve every week, as you progress with the workout. There would be a time when you would fully recover your breath within 2 minutes after completing the workout. That is the indication of your readiness for the 2nd circuit in continuation. Likewise you woud know when to start doing 3 circuits in continuation. Keep interval duration of 2 to 3 minutes between circuits.
Peak heart rate and recovery heart rates (1 min and 2 min) are the excellent metrics to watch your progress. With training, the peak heart rate during the workout would come down. This indicates that your body is getting trained. A reasonably active person can complete first circuit without crossing training zone 4. 4And may hit training zone 5 for short duration in the second circuit.

2 or 3 circuits in continuation for 3 to 5 days in a week is recommended for health benefits.

What should be the right difficulty level to be maintained?

You should try to attain difficulty level of 8 on scale of 10. If you have been inactive for sometime or overweight/obese, then you should begin with the difficulty level of 5 on a scale of 10. Increase the difficulty level gradually to 8.

A reasonably active person can complete first circuit without crossing training zone 4. And may hit training zone 5 for short duration in the second circuit. If you have recently included workout in your routine, then try to operate in training zone 3 for few days and increase the intensity level gradually as your body adapts to the routine.

When is the right time to increase number of circuits?

Your body will give you signal when it gets ready to take more exertion. Decrease in the feeling of exertion at the end, and quicker recovery after the workout are the easy to observe indicators.

Gradual increase in the number of circuits is recommended. Move gradually from 1 to 2, spend time with 2 circuits till you feel comfortable in switching to 3, and so on. Recommended interval duration between the circuits is 2 to 3 minutes.

How to find out my HRmax?

HRmax is biologically determined, and declines with age. It is the highest number of heart beats per minute (BPM) during maximum physical exertion. It is used as an important indicator for the prescription of exercise intensity. Typically HRmax is estimated as (220 - Age). If you are 30, your HRmax is 190. If you are 50, your HRmax is 170. A revised and more accurate HRmax is (208 - 0.7xAge )

What is heart rate training zones, and what are the different training zones?

Training zones are classified on the basis of training intensities and the enabler metabolic system for the training. Training zones are defined as a fraction of your maxium heart rate (HRmax).

Training zone 1: 50% to 60% of HRmax
Training zone 2: 60% to 70% of HRmax
Training zone 3: 70% to 80% of HRmax (Aerobic)
Training zone 4: 80% to 90% of HRmax (Anaerobic)
Training zone 5: 90% to 100% of HRmax (VO2max)

How does knowing HRmax can help me in planning my workout?

It helps in defining right training intensities and the duration for you depending upon your present fitness level and goals.It helps in defining right training intensities and the duration for you depending upon your present fitness level and goals.

Why training zones are important?

Training in a particular zone is carried out to achieve desired results. Your present fitness level and goals decide the training zones you should operate in, and the amount of time you have to spend on each. For example, the exercise is aerobic upto 80% of HRmax. Beyond that it becomes anaerobic due to change in metabolic system. You may be in Training zones 5 multiple times for short duration, and spend comparatively large amount of time in zones 4 and 3.

Help

Jumping Jack


  • Stand with feet together. Arms at the sides.
  • Jump. Spread legs wide. Arms going overhead.
  • Return with feet together. Arms at the sides.
  • Keep repeating.

Wall Sits


  • Stand straight, leaning against the wall.
  • Feet shoulders-width apart.
  • Slide down into a squat.
  • Push your weight into the wall.
  • Legs in 90-deg position.
  • Thighs parallel to the floor.
  • Back flat against the wall.
  • Arms down, away from the legs.

Push ups


  • Arms directly below the shoulders.
  • Abs tight. Back straight.
  • Feet shoulders width apart.
  • Body in line from shoulders to toes.
  • Keep your head up and look in the front.
  • Drop down until your arms at 90-deg.
  • Elbows at 45-deg from the body.
  • Push body back to the original position.
  • Don't lock the elbows until you are fully done.

Crunches


  • Lie on back. Knees bent. Feet hips-width apart.
  • Arch lower back to make it connect with floor.
  • Hands gently behind the head.
  • Curl up with abs tight. Tilt chin slightly.
  • Come back. Maintain the tension in the muscles.
  • Dont bend the neck forward while curling up.
  • Curl up with exhale. Come back with inhale.

Step up chair


  • Take a stable chair or bench of normal height.
  • Rest hands on waist. Feet hips-width apart.
  • Step up with right foot. Back stays upright.
  • Hip, knee and ankle aligned while stepping up.
  • Stand straight for a moment on the chair.
  • Come down with your right leg.
  • Repeat with the left leg.
  • While stepping up, don't push the floor.

Squats


  • Feet shoulders-width apart.
  • Stand with back straight, chest out and abs in.
  • Lower the body with knees stay behind toes.
  • Back straight. Chest up. Heels grounded.
  • Thighs parallel to the ground in squat.
  • Come back to the standing position.
  • Inhale going down. Exhale coming up.

Triceps Dips


  • Sit on a chair. Back straight. Chest open.
  • Bring hands under the shoulder, onto the chair.
  • Take legs out, resting on heels. Knees bent.
  • Lower the hips down. Elbows to make 90-deg.
  • Extend the elbows straight while coming up.
  • Come up with the elbows. Don't lift the hips.
  • Dont depress the shoulders while going down.
  • Back straight. Stay close to the chair.
  • Inhale going down. Exhale coming up
  • Extend the legs for making it harder.

Plank


  • Rest on your forearms, legs hips-width apart.
  • Elbows directly under shoulders, at 90-deg.
  • Body in line. Torso muscles contracted.
  • No back arching. No shoulder shrugging.
  • No glutes lifting. No bent knees.

High Knees


  • Stand up straight with arms at your sides.
  • Bring right knee up, then left, then alternate.
  • Raise knees. Thighs parallel to the floor.
  • Swing arms position like running in place.
  • Keep your upper body erect.

Lunges


  • Stand straight. Arms on waist. Feet 6-in apart.
  • Step forward with right leg. Lower the body.
  • Bend right knee to 90-deg, behind the toes.
  • The left knee must not touch the floor.
  • Push back body using hamstring and glutes.
  • Repeat with left leg forward. Keep alternating.
  • Back straight. Chin up. Chest up all the time.

Rot Push


  • Take push-up position with legs little wider.
  • Do a push-up and rotate right arm to point up.
  • Both the hands in line. Body straight, in line.
  • Torso parallel to the wall, in line with hands.
  • Rotate back to push-up position.
  • Repeat push up. Repeat rotation with left arm.
  • Repeat push ups with alternate arms rotating.

Side Plank


  • Lie on your one side (L or R). Rest on forearm.
  • Legs straight. One on top of the other.
  • Elbow right under the shoulder, making 90-deg.
  • Raise the hips. Full body in straight line.
  • Raise other arm pointing up, for balancing.

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