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Best online fitness platform?

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Annon12345 · 22/05/2021 11:56

I can no longer get to a gym because I have a 3 year old and so have been using the fiit app for the past year and odd bit of running when I can. Fiit seems to have quite a lot of weighted exercises which I don't enjoy, I just want bodyweight only, hiit, bodycombat or toning stuff. I'm not a huge fan of the bodycoach workouts as quite often I'd get injured so prob a bit to intense for me. I'm very out of shape. Can anyone advise a good online exercise app or similar which is not all weight lifting and good for beginners? Ideally with good music to keep motivated! Thanks

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nbee84 · 22/05/2021 13:02

I think Les Mills On Demand fits your brief. So many different work outs, some with weights and lots without. Great music, motivating instructors. They usually offer a 30 day free trial, so worth a go and spend some time exploring the app to check out everything they have to offer.

OverByYer · 22/05/2021 13:05

I’ve got the Les Mills app too, it’s really good with so many different work outs. I pay £8 a month with my blue light card

supercalifragilistic123 · 22/05/2021 13:07

I really rate Fiit. There are loads of body weight exercises. I've been using it for 2 years and I've only been doing weighted stuff the last year.

It is a bit lacking in combat but the yoga, pilates and barre are all great alongside the hiit stuff.

I think they push the equipment classes because you do get much quicker results when using weights. But there really is something for everyone.

I really like the way you can wear a tracker, I find it really motivating. I've never stuck at anything as long as I have this! I honestly don't see the need to go to the gym again.

applepineapple · 22/05/2021 13:11

Nike training is great and free. Lots of different exercises for all levels, quite ally of body weight only sessions.

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