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by AllenAllen

I tried the seven available dumbbell exercises with the basic unpaid version. The damning problem is that only one side when it is a single-sided exercise is exercised. For example a side bend you only exercise one side it doesn't go on to exercise the left side. This is super frustrating because everything else is done so well but it's unusable this way completely unusable. The demonstration and the voice and the automatic timing is just wonderful so this is just frustrating.

by JamesG2011

Works really well with the purchase of the in app items they offer. You may need to separate your cardio time based exercises from your weight based exercises because when you start the program to exercise, it only allows you to do time or reps. However if you know how many reps and sets you want to do then you can leave it on the time and just make sure you complete your reps in the amount of time you specified in the beginning. Things it would be nice is the ability to have different users within the same app. If it does have that I have not figured it out how to do it yet. The Virtual Trainer app is free but they get you by only giving you a few free exercises in each category or purchasing a premium subscription or purchasing the in app exercise groups. Overall very nice and simple to use.

by KTJT1780

I love how I don't have to think about writing out my workout in the auto-generate function. I like how you can choose the equipment, but it would be even better if you could choose the equipment AND a focus (upper, lower, full body - or even getting granular with upper/back+bi, upper/chest+tri, lower/glutes, lower/quads). I saw the featured workouts but haven't done them yet. Seems like this will be a good app when I'm on the road and don't have access to a full gym.