Boxing iTimer Lite vs Barstool Sports Usage & Stats

The Boxing iTimer Lite app is the almost FULLY FUNCTIONAL free version of the paid Boxing iTimer. The Boxing iTimer app is a very popular interval timer on the AppStore! Use it for boxing training, MMA, HIIT, Tabata, Yoga, Sparring, CrossFit, or any other sport requiring rounds or intervals. Main features: simplicity, just enough configurations, works from background and with a locked phone, can listen to iPod music simultaneously. Features in detail: - Support for saved presets - Customizable round ending notice - The screen never goes dimmed by itself. You can always see the status. Or you can go to any other app or lock your phone - Works in the background and in a locked device. - You can listen to iPod music and run Boxing iTimer at the same time - The Progress Chart shows the number of rounds, current and remaining time - Red color for breaks, Green color for Rounds, Orange color for Round Endings - Round intervals can be without breaks, just one interval after another

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