Keep Your Fitness Resolution with the Free iBelly Workout iPhone App

DENVER, CO, January 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) Now is the time when many people start slipping with their New Year's resolutions. For a limited time, the iBelly Workout app is available free of charge. Users can literally use their iPhone or iPod touch to get stronger, flatter abs. The iBelly Workout app is the first-of-its-kind where people don't use their hands to control what's happening on the screen, but instead they use their stomach. The app makes working out fun and helps people strengthen those oblique muscles and trim down their love handles.

With the Exercise & Workout program, users select how many reps they want to do, the level of difficulty and the type of workout - an up-and-down, side-to-side or combination routine. The Pass & Play mode allows users to challenge others to a belly battle and see who can do the most reps the fastest. And, the third program, Puzzles & Levels will test a user's ability to control their stomach muscles as they have to navigate an object around various obstacles. There are ten levels and the puzzles include the "Gut"ter Ball, the Solar Plexus, and the Ripped Tide.

The app provides people with a way to stay motivated on their workout program by allowing them to customize their background, their objects and an option of selecting a female or male trainer voice to help them through their workout. With the Workout Journal, users can keep track of their progress as the app logs all workout activity.

The app will appeal to workout enthusiasts, as well as people looking for a fun new way to interact with their iPhone or iPod touch. The iBelly Workout app is available on the iTunes App Store under the Healthcare & Fitness category for free Friday, January 28 through Tuesday, February 1, 2011. iPhone and iPod touch users can visit http://www.iBellyWorkout.com/app to access and download the app.

Spuzzle(TM) is a Denver-based company developing social puzzle iPhone and iPod touch applications. Other applications include 'Ask Social Questions' where users get to pose a question, add photos and clues. Players then share their question by e-mail, post it to their Facebook wall or tweet it on their Twitter page. Those who see the question and by using the photos and clues provided, try to answer it. For more information about Spuzzle, Inc., visit http://www.Spuzzle.com or to learn about iBelly Workout visit http://www.iBellyWorkout.com.