1. (For one thing, it's refreshing that it doesn't have images of underclothed people doing workouts, which distracts from my purpose for exercising.) The Full Body workout is consistently doable and customizable for length of time for each exercise, so I can increase the time as I build strength.
2. Some exercises using small equipment like resistance bands and yoga bricks would be nice too.Great clips and cartoon models; not a data hog.
3. But on the bad side it has very bad things at the same time: the subscription is insane for what it offers, compared to any other app: $10 a month!! For the same thing over and over? Really? And then, the training is demanding you to practice every day for 7 months on a row, no exceptions, to keep some kind of "progress".
4. Furthermore, I can't ever get workout intervals to change! I spend more time adjusting the app, and being frustrated by it than I do working out!First time I've done it and it was great.
5. That has kept me in great shape and surprisingly boosted my endurance.I wish more than one free workout was accessible without paying for the app, but I like it well enough to have used it off and on for several years.
6. If I am truly a beginner, would be nice to access a $5 pack of beginner-levels? The "first timer" during the 7d free trial was great.
7. On one side, the variety of the exercises is great and the effect that it has on you with just (usually) 7 mins a day is noticeable.
8. The workouts are effective and great for busy people.
9. It's great to have this app on my watch! However it's buggy (registers most of my exercises twice when I only do them once).
10. All in all though great app, it's definitely getting me off my chair!Would love a web version of it.
11. I really miss a web version of it to play the workouts on my laptop or a big monitor instead of my tiny phone screen.