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by Yaassmaann

I appreciate the concept and UI but this app is for beginners. For one, the exercise library is very limited, a lot of simple exercises aren’t a part of the program ( how does it not have incline barbell press??). I personally don’t think that incrementally increasing the weight on a limited number of weekly exercises is enough in the long term, your muscles need variety! The most frustrating thing about this app besides its limited exercises is the rep range limits it places on workouts. Say for instance the AI says you should do 8 reps at a certain weight but you’re able to push out 10—you’re not able to log anything past 8, so the AI doesn’t register that and won’t adjust the weight properly, instead you have to find a heavier weight until you fail at 8, that’s kind of stupid don’t you think? I also wish it sent you weekly recaps of your progress like the Bodybuilding app because that’s very motivating and the app already has all this data so why not do something useful with it? Hope the developers read this because I like this app and want it to improve!

by Oatbean

First of all, I’ve been using this app (5 or 6 times per week for about 2 months) and I find enjoyment from it. I like being surprised with new exercises for the day when I arrive at the gym. It’s almost like meeting with a personal trainer.

However, my problem with this app is it’s limited number of exercise machines, etc. My gym has many different machines than this app has in it’s selection section. Since I’ve been visiting my gym for a couple of years I feel like FitnessAI is forcing me to retire some of the machines that, in the past, I’ve been extremely happy with.

Now, I know it would be unreasonable for me to expect FitnessAI to list every exercise machine ever invented (especially with animations of how to preform the exercises). But, I’m sad there isn’t a blank template for the user to add his/her gym’s own machines and/or equipment (I really like my Gorila Bar when I workout from home). This app would definitely deserve five stars if this significant shortcoming were addressed in a future update.

by Bobby(9.0)

I love the idea of the app. I pay for it, but I’ll most likely stop eventually. It’s nice because it has many exercises, and great demonstrations on how to do them and what body part/muscle they target. The reason I pay for the app though is it is supposed to pick workouts for me. I enter what I want to train for the day, it surprises me with the workout of the day. However, you can only choose certain muscle groups together. For example, if I want to train chest and shoulders together, it won’t randomize a workout for those two together. It defaults back to chest and triceps. You cannot customize the body parts and get a workout in return. If you want a workout of the day chosen for you, you must follow the body parts they have selected. You can search body parts and put your own workout together, but that’s not really worth $4 a week. You can use google and put together your own exercises. The display is awesome, but I’ll give it 3 stars until they fix it and I can actually choose my own body parts.