

Though it is keeping MapMyRun and MapMyRide, two apps that plan jogging and biking routines, respectively, the changes leaves Under Armour bereft of a central platform in the online marketplace. It bought that app the same time as MyFitnessPal for $85 million. The Baltimore-based apparel company also announced it is phasing out Endomondo, another app used to track fitness progress by the end of 2020. Under Armour is selling MyFitnessPal, a calorie-calculating app with 200 million users, for $345 million, five years after acquiring the app for $475 million.

Facing fierce competition and an identity crisis, Under Armour sells MyFitnessPal and plans to phase out Endomondo by the end 2020.
