Movement Athlete

• 3 Months (7 days free trial) — $24.99/week
• 3 Months (7 days free trial) — $49.99/quarter
• 3 Months (7 days free trial) — $159.99/year ($13.33/mo)
• 3 Months — $24.99/month
• 3 Months — $49.99/quarter
• 3 Months — $159.99/year ($13.33/mo)
• Lifetime Premium Access — $999.99

Last verified 5 Aug 2026

4.5 297 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Gamechanger!

   This app motivates me to workout every morning by turning calisthenics into a game where you can level up and unlock new skills. It creates a training plan tailored to your fitness level and goals, then guides you through interactive workouts that adjust based on your feedback. After using it for 2-3 weeks, someone even commented on how lean and muscular I looked. The only downside is I often get sore and stiff and don't see much flexibility or mobility work like yoga, but I haven't explored all the videos yet. I highly recommend this app for anyone who’s interested in calisthenics but doesn’t know where to start, feels overwhelmed, or needs motivation.

   Jessimoniasis · 5 Aug 2026

2. 5/5Comprehensive and Engaging

   I was searching for an app to help me stay focused on bodyweight exercises that could improve my mobility and functional strength, ideally reduce my risk of injury in other forms of exercising I do (trail running largely), but work with my uneven schedule (and motivation) - I think this is the app for me. I’ve been pleased with how thorough the app is, how engaged I’ve been, the diversity of ways to build on my progress (stretching, one-off focused or continuing the program they’ve laid out) and ability to get up to speed on the workouts I’m not familiar with. If that resonates with you I’d encourage you to give it a try. I’ve also been impressed with their customer service when I hit a hurdle or had a question about the program. Hoping to keep this going for months (or even years) to come.

   gonefreebording · 5 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Great app. Brought new excitement to my fitness journey.

   I’ve been using this app for over two years. Achieving new skills has brought interest back to my workouts after years of adding weight to the bar with traditional weightlifting. It has enough material to keep me challenged for many more years. In general I have been able to smoothly move through the progressions without injury. Keeping it to two goals on the mission dashboard makes progressing faster and more fun. I have used the chat with us feature to ask questions about workouts and also to give feedback. I was impressed that I got a reply within a day and the rep had coaching knowledge. Some progressions have too big of jumps and I had to come up with my own in between progressions. For example tuck planche to advanced tuck planche and lower down tuck front lever to lower down tuck legs extended front lever. There are some important basic skills that are missing. An L sit progression is the most obvious. The handstand progressions didn’t work for me. I ended up going to a specialized handstand program with more emphasis on balancing drills and flexibility. I havent seen major content additions but there are frequent and significant app improvements. Overall i highly recommend this app. Ive gained strength and skill, kept motivated, and haven’t been injured.

   19470365820 · 5 Aug 2026

4. 2/5Good concept, poor application

   I paid for a 1 year subscription after reading reviews but unfortunately I’ve had nothing but issues with the app. It is very glitchy and I’ve been trying to progress but it literally gives me the same workout every day! I’ve completed this workout like 4 times now and for some reason there’s no “progression” as it advertises. This app could be amazing if it worked as advertised. But now I’m just out $150 for an app that doesn’t function as promised. I give it 2 stars only because it does have huge potential to be a great app. I’ve deleted and reinstalled it for the 3rd time now so here’s hoping it works since I purchased it specifically so I didn’t have to think of what exercises to do next and the thought of it progressing at my fitness level is the whole reason I bought off on it.

   BritttJ · 5 Aug 2026

5. 2/5Needs Some Work

   Honestly, this app is an amazing idea and I would stick to it 100% if it worked well for me. Unfortunately it is glitchy. Firstly, the video would freeze when I tried to watch a tutorial for one of the exercises, which I didn’t mind because it wasn’t a big deal — most of the other tutorial videos worked. THEN, I tried to start a workout, and I got to the first strength exercise. After the timer finished counting for the first set, the app froze on DONE. It didn’t count the rest time and didn’t let me move on to the next set or the next exercise, which was frustrating. The only option I had was to exit the workout and save progress or discard it. I can’t progress if the app doesn’t work properly in completing exercises. I just did the workout on my own without pressing start workout. I don’t know if it is because I have an iPhone 6s and not a later version, but I REALLY hope you guys can fix this and get the success you deserve from it. I really thought this app was the one for me and I was very hyped for it, but it just doesn’t work.

   AlexRexB · 5 Aug 2026

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