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LifeMojo launches Healthy Recipes

There are tons of cookery websites filled with recipes to make your food tastier, but unfortunately very less recipes to cook healthy food. To ensure that you maintain the taste of your food and yet eat healthy, we have launched a Healthy Recipe section.

Read more about Healthy Recipes on LifeMojo Blog

LifeMojo Team Training @ Yercaud

15th and 16th August was a long weekend for Team LifeMojo after a long time. Varun Khurana and I love training (running for varun and cycling for me) on mountains. We enjoyed the Nandi climb a few weeks back and wanted to train on a different mountain this time ( this way we all have an outing as well ;) ). Varun Gupta was nice enough to become our support (with the vehicle) for this training session :)

We somehow managed to fit in my bike in my Santro (Nangia Airlines) and pushed off. There was no space for the guy sitting in the back seat to keep his legs down, so it became a sleeper birth ( the only Business Class Seat in Nangia Airlines ;) )

On the way to Yercaud, we stopped at Salem for lunch and then decided to train (run / ride) on the uphill the next day morning. On the way up we noticed a lot of monkeys near the base, but there were few of them near the top. After a fun filled evening on 15th (guess what we did) we woke up a bit late than we decided (thanks to me :) ). We got ready and reached the hairpin bend no 5 at around 8AM and got the bike together.

The Training

It is a nice 8Km climb (with 2% – 12% gradient) to the top (from hairpin bend no. 5 to 20).  After 500 meters or so, I realized I am not able to shift properly, the screw that maintains tension in the gears had been replaced a few days back and I knew that was to be fixed. We had to wait for 10 minutes till I got that back into shape and we started again. Varun Khurana ran almost at the same pace as I rode my bike (which means he is a nice runner). Varun Gupta was with us the whole time, helping us with Gatorade, Water and moral support.

The Finish

When we started, Varun was ahead, halfway up the climb (after I took a leak), I was ahead and then Varun climbed on hairpin bend 18 or 19, skipping 100 meters and took a lead of about 50 meters. As soon as he saw the destination, he started pacing up. Seeing him do that I shouted lets race and moved my gears to 2 – 6 (the same gear ratio that I usually use on flat roads). I gave it all I had and I think I reached 15 seconds before him.

Overall It was great fun !

My LifeMojo Profile Page

We had added Profile Pages to LifeMojo a while back. I was a bit busy with some personal stuff so couldn’t update my personal profile on LifeMojo earlier, but here it is now :)

http://www.lifemojo.com/people/namit

So you guys can have a look at what I am upto ( health wise ;) ) and the good thing is that it keeps tweeting on my behalf as well :)

Oh, and if you want an easier access, just subscribe to my Fitness Feed here : http://www.lifemojo.com/people/namit/feed

LifeMojo’s Calorie Search covered in Economic Times

LifeMojo’s calorie search on GTalk and GMail was covered in today’s (8th April 2009) Economic Times. Here is a link to the article on the e version of Economic Times. Click on the image below to view the Article (as an image).

LifeMojo covered in Today’s Mint

Deepti Chaudhary from Mint covered LifeMojo in the Venture Capital section today (page 20).


Are you trying to lose weight? Do your weight management plans go for a toss because you unwittingly eat high-calorie products? Or are you one of those who find the idea of keeping track of your calorie intake tough?

LifeMojo, a venture of iStrait Software Solutions Pvt. Ltd, may be the answer for you. A Bangalore-based start-up, LifeMojo is a preventive health care firm that free provides online advice on fitness, tracking tools, health tips and weight management.
Also on offer is a platform for nutritionists that they can use for their customers to track weight, calorie intake and exercises, both online and on mobile phones through text messages….

You can read the complete story here and here.