Metrics assessment system for health, fitness and lifestyle behavioral management
A software and hardware system is described that enables effective lifestyle management by providing a dynamic assessment of a user's physical and behavioral metrics via a high feedback ratio interface.
1. A behavioral management system comprising:
software residing on a server and a fitness biometric measuring hardware device connected to the server via a network, wherein user generated data is stored in a database in a manner that enables high feedback ratio interfaces that allow the user to reference a dynamic data set containing data related to multiple metrics for each of a set of other users, wherein users are individuals connected to the behavior management software via hardware and a network, the referenced dynamic data set being actively defined based on data flows from and to one or more of the other users with the behavioral management system via Internet-enabled devices, professional and consumer biometric devices, or third party professional and consumer biometric devices, and further allows the user to interact with the software to select from multiple filters to generate a filtered data subset of the referenced dynamic data set, the filtered data subset being based on the selection, such that the user is provided with multiple changeable positions and/or ranks, each of the changeable positions and/or ranks being based on a comparison of a value of a metric of the user generated data with values of the respective metric of the filtered data subset, wherein the high feedback ratio interfaces allow the user to simultaneously select multiple of the multiple filters such that the filtered data subset will be based on each of the simultaneously selected filters, wherein the biometric hardware device is selected from the group consisting of a body weight scale, a body composition scale, a pedometer and a heart rate monitor.
2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the user generated data comprises at least one of biometric data and behavioral data.
3. The system of claim 2 , wherein the user generated data is selected from the group consisting of weight, body fat percentage, miles run, and heart rate.
4. The system of claim 2 , wherein the user generated data is selected from the group consisting of amount of exercise, intensity of exercise, and type of exercise.
5. The system of claim 1 , wherein results for individuals one or more positions different from the user's current position in a user selected group are provided.
6. The system of claim 1 , wherein users are provided metric data from users one or more positions different from the user's current position in a user selected group.