Have you kept your fitness goals for the new year? With affordable fitness trackers and apps like Google Fit that track your progress, it’s easier than ever. Personal trainers, nutritionists, and gym memberships may cost you hundreds of dollars each month.
Fortunately, all you need is a fitness app as long as you are willing to follow a routine. The dedicated Apple Fitness+ service is available for iOS; however, despite the abundance of features, the $14.99 monthly subscription is difficult to justify.
In addition, numerous third-party solutions provide the same services at a lower cost or even for free. You are likely to find at least one app that works for you because exercises are designed to meet a wide range of requirements and skill levels.
We list the best fitness apps for Android in this roundup.
1. Adidas Training: HIIT Workouts
It should come as no surprise that Adidas offers its fitness app because it is one of the largest manufacturers of sports apparel in the world. Over 180 different exercises, the majority of which do not require any equipment, are included in Adidas Training.
Additionally, the duration of these workout plans ranges from 7 to 45 minutes. All in all, you can undoubtedly track down something that accommodates your daily schedule and ability level. In addition to workouts, Adidas Training gives you access to nutrition, weight loss, and other related articles.
A premium subscription costs $9.99, while a yearly subscription costs $49.99, or slightly more than $4 per month. If you want to customize workout plans to lose weight or target specific muscle groups, you’ll need one. Adidas Training, on the other hand, is free to use.
2. Asana Rebel
Although the two have the same name, there is no connection between Asana Rebel and the productivity software Asana. Asana Rebel emphasizes yoga, guided meditation, strength training, and weight loss. It includes over one hundred distinct categories of exercises and challenges.
The prices for Asana Rebel subscriptions start at $15.99 per month or $58.99 per year. On the surface, Asana Rebel may appear to be more expensive than Apple Fitness+. However, depending on the features you’re looking for and the package you choose, it might be a better deal.
3. Centr, by Chris Hemsworth
Next up, we have Centr, by Chris Hemsworth. Yes, that Chris Hemsworth. Center is an all-in-one app that combines home & gym workouts, with or without equipment, as well as workout and nutrition planners. The app also offers yoga and guided meditation.
Center welcomes users of all skill levels and ages, and each discipline is led by an expert in the appropriate profession. Yoga teachers, MMA coaches, psychotherapists, nutritionists, and even Chris Hemsworth’s trainer are among them.
Subscriptions begin at $29.99 per month, with considerable reductions available for 3- and 12-month commitments. It may seem like a high sum to pay, but Centr provides a 7-day free trial. Yet, if you ask us, it’s difficult to beat a workout app with Thor as its marketing face.
4. FitOn Workouts & Fitness Plans
There is one major distinction between FitOn and Centr’s offerings: It’s no cost. Cardio, barre, and pilates are just a few of the workouts in FitOn that don’t require any equipment. FitoOn creates exercises that target specific muscle groups and adapts to a variety of goals and intensity levels.
The FitOn app is proud to offer all workouts for free, despite offering a paid pro plan. There is always a drawback to being free, right? True. In this instance, no Thor. However, FitOn does offer exclusive workout videos with Halle Berry and Gabrielle Union as instructors. If you want to use the app’s personalized meal plans and heart rate monitoring, you’ll need to pay $29.99 per year for a pro subscription.
5. GOWOD
Stretching is unpleasant; It doesn’t always make you look better or make you feel like you can climb a mountain. However, proper body care is essential if you want to keep working on your physique. GOWOD sets itself apart from other apps in this way.
GOWOD puts your mobility to the test and creates stretching exercises for particular training regimens. This, in turn, speeds up your recovery and reduces your risk of injury. There are over 240 different exercises to choose from; however, access to the app’s premium features costs $9.99 per month, with significant discounts available for subscriptions that last six months or twelve months. Additionally, you can test out GOWOD’s premium features for 14 days.
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