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by Moves Like Jäger

This is my first time leaving a review ever, but after about 2 weeks of using this I’m completely annoyed with one specific ad that doesn’t let me close after I finish a workout. There’s ads after every workout and usually after five seconds you can skip passed it and see how many calories you burned during that exercise and go on with your day. About 2 times a day an ad for Wordscapes comes on and I will sit there for up to 2 mins waiting for an x or an arrow to let me close the ad and let me see how many calories I burned but it never comes up, making me restart the app having no idea how many calories I burned. This is a really long winded way of saying I enjoy and rely on this app for exercise but to not see my cals burned and having to guess on half the workouts is extremely frustrating for someone keeping track of their progress. If the app offered a way to store workout history and how many cals/time for each workout problem would be solved. The rest of the app is amazing just very frustrating after sweating bullets excited to see how much I burned then getting no answer and having to guess

by Bonnelea

I like the collection of exercises. I very much dislike the computerized voice. I also don’t like it when I have to improvise an exercise because it skips to the end too soon, in some cases immediately after it starts.

I don’t find the personalized option actually personalized. The log feature is nice but inaccurate because of the glitches and stops.

One thing I do like is the illustrations. These are simple and helpful. The coaching and techniques are nice as are the “why you are doing this” comments, and I wish there were just a few more of theses

I do like the diet/food log and the extensive database, and it even includes Kroger and Trader Joe’s brand foods. Putting a custom meal in the record works great and tracking calories is simple.

Overall I would say this is adequate for a plan but for the price I think there are better things out there. I will use it a while since I paid for it and just see if I get results. I think anything can work if you stick to it and at least this app combines diet and exercise as well as the means sync various stat trackers.

by Alysonskye

This app was really great for the first two weeks or so. I could commit pretty well to the schedule, and it became just one more thing to do before bed. My core became significantly harder during that time too.

But with the schedule prescribed by the app, muscle soreness just kept accumulating over time since there was never enough time to recuperate. I wanted to keep up the habit so I started doing it despite the muscle soreness, but it just kept getting worse and it was just too painful after a few days. I decided I’d pick it up again once it went away, but by the time it did go away I almost forgot about the app and had no desire to put myself in that much pain again.

Maybe the app could be improved by allowing the user to set the rest dates based on when the muscle soreness is at its worst? The rest days would sometimes occur on days I felt fine, but then the soreness would start the next day, and I’d have 3 days straight of working through the soreness with it getting worse everyday. Allowing the user to control their rest days, or even just allow for more rest days, would make this app much more practical.