Best Workout Apps
When it comes to exercise equipment, the most valuable piece of gear might be right in your back pocket. Today, there a ton of apps devoted to all kinds of workouts, from yoga and Pilates to HIIT and strength training sessions. We rounded up some of the best workout apps, whatever your fitness goal. These sweat-inducing downloads include trainer demos that’ll walk you through each move, modifications to help you work up to full range of motion, and motivation to make the most out of every workout. Download one and tone up, stretch it out, or slim down—no gym membership required!
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Devices: iPhone, iPad
FitCoach is a great app for anyone who wants to get fit and healthy. It has a wide range of exercises, from cardio and strength training to yoga and Pilates. Fitcoach is available for free to download on iOS and Android devices.
Devices: Android, iPhone, iPad
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Fit Brain Trainer is a free app that helps to develop cognitive and critical thinking skills. It can also be used in the classroom to aid in engagement. This app is available for iOS devices and best suited for students in secondary and post-secondary education.
Devices: iPhone, iPad
The only exercise tracker with detailed workout programs, HD video exercise instructions and tools to log and track your workouts.
Devices: iPhone, iPad
MyFitnessPal is an app designed to help you monitor your fitness and to achieve your exercise goals. MyFitnessPal is one of the top two nutrition apps recommended by dietitians. In addition to counting calories, MyFitnessPal users can track their water intake and macronutrients, giving them one of the most extensive nutrient databases of the apps analyzed. The app is fully cloud sync enabled with the MyFitnessPal service, so users can log data from their computer or their phone and get access to all of their data, updated as it is inputted in real time. The app can also track basic exercises, with support for popular trackers such as the Fitbit series and Jawbone UP, and also has compatibility with other fitness apps such as Apple Health.
Devices: Android, iPhone, iPad