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4.7 65210 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Over 40 and just what I needed

   Finding this ap has been a game changer for me. I have been a stay at home mom for years. I have never been one to consistently work out. I have done the workout videos once in a while but nothing ever stuck or just seemed more like a job to find the time and set up to do what I needed too. Hitting 40 I had some health issues and my metabolism also slowed way down. This ap has been a blessing to me! I have a work out mat in the corner of my bedroom, I put my phone up on my dresser and I am good to go. I love i can do so much in 10-45 whatever i want to do! I can change my workout around, add my apple music playlist for sound inspiration, and have a coach talking to me to make sure i do the exercises just right! The hard stuff goes fast because each exercise is timed or counted and so many things i am thinking i can hang on for 40 more seconds! I dont really follow the diets as some of the recipes are just stuff i do not have on hand, but I am so inspired by the set up of workouts that part does not matter to me. I had a glitch when i got my new phone and the customer service was excellent getting help to straighten that out. If you are thinking about it, just do it! It is so worth it!

   Htjtct · 9 Sep 2026

2. 3/5Decent App, completely insulting

   I’m 45 and I’ve gotten out of shape. In fact I’m was the heaviest that one ever been at 286. I’m 5’11” so those facts have resulted in this app exclaiming boldly in red that I’m “Extremely Obese!” I’ve since lost 15 pounds yet for my weight and age it says I’m still extremely obese! While I understand that medical charts say I should weight 185 or so, you should see me at 230 and how weird and skinny I look. I have very broad shoulders for me height and have at least middle sized bone structure. I talked to a guy the other day whose two inches taller and whose belly is twice as big as mine and he weighs the same or a little less than me and he looks way more out of shape as I’m simply way more muscular than him. I just think between this and the half naked people showing off their abs in all the pictures on these apps, they could be a little more appealing to the average person giving the effort. Finally, even their basic programs for cardio have you do a couple lunge/squat exercises, then do some tricep push-ups and sit-ups straight into back bends. I know I’m pudgy and boarder line fat and am out of shape, but who can breathe at that point doing those excelsior’s in that order? I really wanted to make the app work, but judging by their Instagram posts I think it’s not the crowd for me. I’ll get back down to the 240’s where it’ll probably say I’m extremely obese still and be proud of myself and will feel great; it’ll just be with another app and a different plan.

   soldoutfortheONEwholovesus · 9 Sep 2026

3. 5/5This is the app I’ve been waiting for 🙌🏾

   Hi everyone, first of all I am not the type to write reviews, I usually just go with everyone else’s opinions, but in this case I can’t not leave one. I’m only one day into my free trial but I can already tell this app is fire!! I give it a top score solely for the workouts. Whenever I try to go along with regular exercise videos I can never keep up and I never feel like I’m doing it right anyway. The app first shows you how to do them and then you complete them at your own pace (and you can see your little character doing them too). There is no feeling like you're behind and they tell you how many reps to do of each exercise. The meal prep part of the app on point as well. Especially if you’re like me and have no idea how to cook healthy. You get step-by-step instructions that are super easy to follow. Also, you get to choose how you want to work out. You say what your target area is and your exercises are aimed at that. I hate feeling like certain exercises are pointless, you know? All in all, this is a really affordable program for anyone who doesn’t have a lot of time and doesn’t want to go to the gym!

   jiiixx · 9 Sep 2026

4. 3/5Needs more options.

   I installed this to help me get more fit/toned. Im normal size 4-6. I just need to get toned and strengthen muscles for my bad back and knee issues as well. I also installed this to help figure out a way to help my husband loose weight. He wants to, but needs support. My cooking is what can help as well as if he can join me in yoga and such. This app is bad in the ways that I wish you could manually input side workouts...like your own workouts or swimming sessions. I've been swimming lots lately, but the app just thinks I'm being lazy not taking enough steps or not doing some workouts. The voice with the workouts is annoying. Dumb phrases nonstop. Also wish I could cast them to my tv instead of watching off my phone. Im a mom of 5 kids ages 3-14. I get tons of exercise all day, but the app doesn't know that. I go up and down stairs a lot. I don't always have my phone on me to track my steps if Im not wearing pants with the right pockets. Don't care to gt a fitbit. This app doesn't track water intake or have that helpful of recipes from what Ive seen so far. I purchased a year subscription based off of reviews and saving money in the long run. Again this is really for helping my husband. I don't really need it that much. I need to use apps along side this if Im really going to do well. Wish this app had more.

   Stephanie86 · 9 Sep 2026

5. 3/5Fits a Busy Lifestyle

   This app is not perfect. What it does well, however, it does VERY well! FitCoach programs your week to include bite-size workout routines, between 8-35 minutes each, that virtually anyone can find time for. Only basic equipment required for some routines, and most need none at all. The intensity, workout type, and frequency are customizable so you can increase or decrease as you figure out what works for you. Each gym-style workout comes with easy to follow video examples that play for the duration you are to be doing the exercise, so you can keep tempo and form by watching it while you work out. I do not love certain aspects of this app, but I hope they will continue to improve these facets until they become more practical and functional. For example, the meals part of the app doesn’t work on a small scale. The recipes, well appealing, require a significant amount of shopping and prep time, and the portion size is very out of whack, as you would be preparing for likely 1-2 people rather than a family of 6. Because the meals change every day, it’s not something that encourages you to meal prep for the next day or week, so be prepared to shop/cook often, and in small batches, if you follow the Meals day by day. Fortunately, this feature can be ignored entirely while you focus on using the strong features of the app. The fasting timer, for me, was one of the most beneficial parts of this app. Technically, any timer will work for fasting (if you even need a timer at all) but having this tracking my progress was the little bit of encouragement I needed to keep me on track consistently; I used an unrelated method for my nutrition and food intake. I toned up and slimmed down with very little stress and effort while not interrupting my work and social life with sacrifices required for gym trips, doing all from home.

   j3sixty · 9 Sep 2026

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