Freeletics: Workouts & Fitness Reviews – Page 13
5/5 rating based on 172 reviews. Read all reviews for Freeletics: Workouts & Fitness for iPhone.
Freeletics: Workouts & Fitness is free iOS app published by Freeletics GmbH
Pass. I wanted a schedule this isn't it
Big D Guitars
I am so confused by this. I started a workout on Monday. Tell me what to do on Tuesday... this isn't it. Too many screens on what to purchase and when. I saw this somewhere saying it would do what I wanted for free but this isn't it. Disappointed with this.
Misleading
not relatable at all
Maybe don’t call your app “freeletics” if there are no free options to try before signing up for the paid version. There are a million similar apps out there to this that offer at least a 30 day trial.
Never stuck with anything more than 2 weeks
JOSeSandino
I'm the type of person who would start whatever workout and 2 weeks later I'd take a "break" and never go back to it....now I'm on week 15 for Freelectics - I would never have expected that of myself. I love the workouts, the app itself is good, the coach is awesome, i feel changes - both mental and physical - and people notice them too! I wish every person in America had this app! And I wish the ones who designed the program where in my house training me.... but Freelectics is the next best option!
Can't see the workouts
????
I have used this app in the past and actually works, but lately when I tap on the workouts I can't see anything please fix this issue I really want to use this app.
"Free"? Really?
So fun,addicting, and awesome!
I know this is gonna sound like I'm a cheap and crap. But why is it called "freeletics" if it's not free? Furthermore, why is it for 4 year olds especially since it's not free? A 4 year old can't pay for fitness! (Also a 4 year old really shouldn't even have a fitness app) If seems like a good app and what not but it shouldn't be called "freeletics" if it's not free! I'm really trying to get fit but as a human I don't function well without instructions and guidance cause I'm a giant man baby who will shove his face full of chips if he doesn't know what he's supposed to be eating or doing in the first place... ;( I'm a man baby
One of the buggiest apps I've used
FnuVLnu
I love the concept of freeletics. I signed up for the coach and have found it to be very useful but as good as the concept is, the app is absolutely horrendous. It keeps hanging mid workout and I can never get it to reset. So many of the workouts I end up doing are never recorded. I once got signed out of my account and didn't remember the passport. I requested to reset the password. I got a new one in the mail but the app still doesn't recognize it as a valid password. Highly frustrating.
Good, could be great ...
djgrasso
It seems without paying for a coach the app does not prompt you for your next work out (timing or level). From my point of view this should be a set up item - I.e. Frequency/week based on goals coupled with rate at which you would like to increase/change the duration, and or effort of you "plan". Not sure I need a coach for that ... but understand they are trying to make money as well. Nevertheless I like the app because as a traveling 56 year old business man trying to stay fit and sick of hotel gyms it's a great option. Additionally, since I follow Mark Sisson's Primal Blueprint the Bodyweight App is very well aligned to the principals of the Primal workout regime. Finally - the app needs to integrate with Fitbit, and myFintnesspal apps to really take hold. So, I'm going to opt for the coach for 6 months and see if it makes any difference. David - somewhere in the USA
Fitter but Fatter
Tisjayne
Algorithmic workouts based on your input. However you do not get to interact with the coach to tell him/her your body idiosyncrasies. I've been on coach workout for 3 weeks now, 5 days a week, and while I feel fitter, I'm not losing weight or slimming down - which is my main goal.