LES MILLS+: home workout app

• LES MILLS+ Base Monthly — $14.99/month
• LES MILLS+ Base Monthly — $89.99/year ($7.49/mo)
• LES MILLS+ Premium Monthly — $29.99/month
• LES MILLS+ Premium Monthly — $179.99/year ($14.99/mo)

Last verified 5 Aug 2026

4.9 9026 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Love LM!

   I have been doing different kinds of Les Mills spin classes since I was in graduate school over a decade ago. Their classes are always challenging and feel like they are hitting the right mix between cardio and strength training. It is rare to feel that any of the exercises are a waste of time. I have really enjoyed doing the Body Balnce and Tone and Core classes now that I have Les Mills on demand. Also, The Ride is phenomenal! In the past, I always used less mills in gyms, but since the pandemic, I am loving using the on demand app. If there were any thing I could change, I wish that it were possible to sync the Les Mills app with an Apple Watch the way you can on the Peloton app. I also wish the timing in the upper left showed the time to end of class rather than end of a section. It’s hard to know where you are in the work out. I would also love a rating system since it’s hard to know which ones to pick sometimes. I hope that Les Mills continues to build out the on-demand offerings. It’s really a great resource and the variety is really helpful to not get bored and keep your body challenged. Big thanks to all the team at Les Mills who offer these classes and put this content out there.

   Kelley C. · 5 Aug 2026

2. 5/5Best workout subscription

   Great technical guidance, much better music than other apps, so many workout options that I can choose based on my energy level. They allow multiple devices under one subscription so I can even use my phone at work or a tablet in a hotel room. They always include modification options to protect joints. Working out at home, I can pause to get water when I need to. I have grown a lot from a few years with this subscription and will continue using it for many more years. The bodybalance yoga workouts are very beautiful and artistic, and boxing is always really motivating.

   Upset family · 5 Aug 2026

3. 2/5Still not a great replacement for the old iOS app

   I switched over from the old Apple TV app and there are so many things I can’t do any more 1. I can’t browse the entire collection of Body ______ apps. It only shows the last 10. So if I want to do Body Combat 86, I have to search for it or favorite it. 2. You can’t add favorites via this app. 3. No release notes. I used to look through Body Pump release notes to see if they had an emphasis on push-ups or a certain move. Can’t do that any more. 4. Still no filter for English v Spanish? I accidentally click the wrong one sometimes and it’s super annoying. 5. The activity counter (“active this month” and “average duration” is useless and demotivating if you only use the Apple TV app. Because it doesn’t increment. 6. Non-native iOS keyboard means my mom can’t use dictation and has to type to find the release she’s looking for. Not ideal. 7. Why are we still auto playing? I just finished a workout. This isn’t a Netflix series. I’m not going for an immediate round 2. Right now, I’m switching back and forth between the old app and the new just for the release notes. Sometimes I don’t want to go by favorites. I just want to browse. Last I logged onto the website, there were filters for instructors too. It’s be nice to have more of that functionality in the TV app. I don’t pre-select workouts online or on the mobile app. I browse through when I’m about to workout and I don’t have any intention to change that behavior. Bottom line is that I only use the Les Mills TV app, and I know I’m not alone. This new app I’m being forced to use on Apple TV just isn’t there for me yet.

   Pikaboo42 · 5 Aug 2026

4. 4/5Love the updates, downloads are still problematic

   I love the updates to the app, making a more immersive experience in an app that was already great and easy to use. I am pleased by the fact that I can skip whole tracks as well as skip a few seconds. The exercises themselves remain top-notch. I just wish downloads were more reliable. I keep starting them and ending up with partial downloads that don’t play, which I then have to delete. And there are no error messages or instructions for best practices for downloading. I am trying both wi-fi and cellular downloads. I also wish the app were quicker to load when I don’t have a signal at the gym—just recognize that I don’t have a signal and take me straight to my library, don’t try to load up the entire online library.

   Sam Renprax · 5 Aug 2026

5. 4/5Life-Changing Workouts, Just Missing One Key Feature

   Les Mills+ On Demand has completely transformed my approach to fitness. The variety, energy, and quality of the workouts are unmatched. From BODYCOMBAT to BODYPUMP, every class feels like a personal training session—motivating, challenging, and genuinely fun. The instructors are world-class and bring such clarity to form and technique that I’ve seen real, tangible results in both strength and endurance. What truly sets it apart is the way it fits into my life: no commute, no waiting for equipment, just hit play and go. It’s helped me stay consistent and fall in love with movement again. My body has never felt stronger, and my mindset around working out has completely shifted. It’s empowering. That said, one feature that would take it to the next level—especially for strength training and programs like BODYPUMP—is a way to track progressive overload. Being able to log weight increases, total volume lifted, and personal bests over time would make a massive difference for goal-setting and measuring growth. It would turn an already incredible program into a fully integrated training experience. Les Mills+, if you’re listening—please consider adding this! Your community would love it.

   HolyFoxHunter · 5 Aug 2026

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