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by Kjjjijjhug

I was excited at first to try this app out as I am a college baseball pitcher in need of some mobility work and an organized routine. However once I activated my free trial I was very disappointed to see that each video only has static stretching where you hold a certain stretch for 2-4 mins. I don’t understand how this app can promise an increase in range of motion when there is absolutely no dynamic stretches in the videos. I have done extensive research in what a pitcher needs mobility wise to optimize there range of motion in their pitching mechanics and the key component is dynamic stretches where you are not holding a stretch but working deeper into a stretch through a dynamic movement. Sure static stretches will increase your flexibility, however it is not the best option to optimize range of motion or mobility. If you want a great mobility app, skill yoga is the way to go. This app is a fraction of the cost, and builds a program based on what sport or level of difficulty you want to start with. But most importantly it mixes DYNAMIC stretches in with static stretching!

by AnnoyedwithTheseKindsofPeople

They offer a free trial, but clicking the unsubscribe button in the app doesn’t unsubscribe you. So if you don’t like the app and don’t want it you might think you took care of it but haven’t. I wonder how many people haven’t noticed that they still get charged? Then they give the excuse that most app won’t let you unsubscribe from the app and have to go to the website. Well that’s fine, but don’t give the option to unsubscribe in the app. Seems pretty shady to me.

NO Stars

by Arnicolday

I’ve had the app for a couple of years. Really liked it at first, but lately it’s been buggy (e.g., I currently can’t access any of my favorite workouts because the app shuts down as soon as I select the workout); the search engine is completely worthless (seriously, if I search for an exact title, that should be the FIRST workout that appears, not a random workout that happens to contain one of the search words somewhere in the description - often, if the title is generic enough, I’ll get 50 results and none of them are the workout I’m looking for); and the workouts are redundant (literally, some of the older “named” workouts are EXACTLY duplicated in some of the newer workouts, where the title started with a date). Finally, it would be nice if there was a better mix of movements in each workout / more “full body” workouts. Having 5 “leg day” - oriented workouts in a single week is ridiculous. Upper body needs way more attention. Overall, for the subscription price, I expect better.