TRX: Strength & Home Workouts

• TRX Membership Monthly — $4.99/month
• TRX Membership Monthly — $39.99/year ($3.33/mo)
• TRX On-demand Monthly — $5.99/month
• TRX On-demand Monthly — $7.99/month
• TRX On-demand Monthly — $9.99/month
• TRX On-demand Monthly — $49.99/year ($4.16/mo)
• TRX On-demand Monthly — $79.99/year ($6.66/mo)
• TRX All Access Monthly — $19.99/month
• TRX Training Club Monthly — $19.99/month
• TRX Training Club Monthly — $199.99/year ($16.66/mo)

Last verified 6 Sep 2026

4.6 20630 ratings · App Store

1. 3/5Shady company

   I was automatically enrolled in a monthly subscription when I first purchased my TRX system and created an account in September 2024. I forgot to cancel the plan before the free trial ended, but I cancelled it immediately after seeing the first charge hit my credit card. Thinking it was done, I didn’t notice until a few months later that I was still being charged each month. I confirmed that the monthly plan was cancelled in my app and reached out to my credit card company to dispute the charge and make sure any pending subscription was cancelled. Again thinking it was settled, I didn’t notice until yesterday that I was still be charged monthly. I reached out to TRX, and they suggested waiving their “policy” by offering me a 3 month refund. They could see in the system when I cancelled my plan, but they refused to acknowledge their mistake in continuing to fraudulently charge me. They subsequently only gave me a refund for June rather than for 3 months much less the 6 other unauthorized monthly charges they placed on my account. While the TRX system is quality, the company is not. If you make the mistake of signing up for a trial with them, make sure you’re more proactive than I was about disputing unauthorized charges, because you’ll probably never see the money again if you’re not vigilant.

   bukagod13 · 6 Sep 2026

2. 2/5Workouts are great, the app is not very usable, and customer support is spotty to non existent

   The app regularly loses my workouts, putting up the spinner right as I finish, never allowing me to save, and it eventually crashes. Per customer support I’ve uninstalled and restored multiple times. The actual workouts are great, and I can make them harder as I improve. Some of the training videos forget to switch sides, just moving on to the next exercise. When I realize this, I just rewind and do the exercise again on the other side. I tried the calendar but it’s way too manual, going to each exercise adding it to one calendar date which doesn’t even display the day of week. I’d like to select an exercise and choose which days of the week I’ll use it (repeating), or tell it to repeat that exercise every Nth day. Sometime when I rotate the phone to landscape and back, the buttons disappear until I close the app. Does anyone at trx use the app? Searching for workouts is usable but could be way better with check box style filters, (x)kettle bell and (x)TRX straps, (x) suspension training and (x) HIIT, with the existing (x)20-40 mins. Overall I love the TRX straps, and the app is barely tolerable. If I didn’t regularly lose data it would be 4 stars. I originally thought to rate 1 star for data loss, but this isn’t crapware, and has potential to improve. Downgrading from 3 to 2 since customer support hasn’t responded after several feedbacks sent due to losing my workouts.

   Dave in Sammamish · 6 Sep 2026

3. 1/5Great product, paired with possibly the worst app I’ve ever used

   I’ll begin by saying the TRX product itself is great. Well made, easy to use, and a great way to get in a good workout. That said, the app is almost comically terrible. I am not sure where to even begin with the problems but it’s almost as the none of the developers who created the app (or any human for that matter) ever even attempted to use it. A short list of the many problems: - There is no way to search for an on-demand workout - Despite this technically being an app filled with video content, videos only work in portrait mode, when you rotate the interface becomes unusable - On the iPad, rotation doesn’t work at all, which is incredibly convenient for all those portrait only iPad cases we all have - AirPlay functionality is a complete mess. If you can get it to work, my phone regular goes to sleep WHILE something is playing thereby pausing the workout - Despite there being music playlists embedded into the on-demand interface, for some inexplicable reason you can’t play music during a the video - Setting up the app to work with my Apple Watch required multiple restarts/uninstalling/reinstalling and it is still hit or miss on whether or not it will actually track anything I am currently still on a trial of the TRX All Access membership, which in the surface seems like it could have a decent amount of content, but the experience of using this app is so dreadful, there is a 0% chance I would ever consider extending. End of rant.

   aef129 · 6 Sep 2026

4. 2/5Needed an upgrade but it moved in the wrong direction

   I started using the TRX app during the pandemic shutdown and I’m glad I got it. After a year I started looking for some new options though. I reluctantly renewed the membership for another year right before the app and its contents were updated. I figured even if I was bored with the options it was still effective and efficient. I wish I hadn’t and would love my money back. Many of the new app features are big set backs for me. Perhaps the biggest is the inability to play my own music since all the workouts are prerecorded videos. Additionally, as videos they override any other audio playing and force a landscape mode. The app only functions in portrait but the videos only play in landscape. Seriously? Next might be that the videos start off with wasted time trying to teach you the exercises they are about to do. Commonly a 10 minute workout is 8 minutes of talking. You can’t easily skip to the next exercise or section if that’s appropriate. You’re left trying to fiddle with the scrub slider or wait it out. That makes total sense for the first go round but when it’s the same video over and over and there’s no other option, that doesn’t work. Finally, so much of the app is based around selling more product. I already have the straps and I want to work out. That’s it. That’s what I paid for. Can we just do that?

   MBM16 · 6 Sep 2026

5. 3/5A few frustrations

   I love the TRX concept, the hardware, and the workouts. I do have some frustrations with the app, though. One is an occasional bug where the forward-pause-play-backward controls disappear when you are in portrait mode. You can rotate to landscape to get the controls there, but once they disappear in portrait, they are gone until the workout is over. This has happened to me maybe once every 15 or 20 workouts. What is far more aggravating, though, is the need to download (and wait, wait, wait) every workout when you try to open it. The same workout I did two days ago? Need to re-download it. Finish a workout and five seconds later want to re-open it to work on one specific exercise again? You need to re-download it. So frustrating. I have a 256GB device - why can the app not cache some of these workouts on the device? I’ve learned to start a download, go do some dumbbell work, and then check back to see if the download is done. It is aggravating.

   59TX · 6 Sep 2026

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