6 Must-Try Free Workout Apps Right Now

I can’t promise you’ll be as fit and flexible as an Olympic gymnast, but there’s no reason you can’t make exercise a fun, healthy part of your life if you’re willing to set aside just a little time each day and focus on realistic objectives.

Enjoy your fitness

In with the intuitive movement and out with the gym rats! What’s more, the most delicate part? Working out on your own eliminates the possibility of “falling behind” or feeling ashamed because you can’t perform the routines. You’re always in the front of the pack if you set the pace.

Remember that not everyone must enjoy jogging, and just because you want to grow stronger does not imply that you must perform a million push-ups. The most excellent workout is the one you perform, so select based on what appears to be the most enjoyable, and then figure out how to use it to reach your goals. These six applications can help you add more fitness and wellness to your life without incurring credit card debt.

Sworkit

Your core is your body’s superpower, and with this core-centric software, you can provide it the respect it deserves. Choose three distinct exercise options, each with a slightly different focus (back, abs, and total score), and follow along as personal trainers demonstrate each technique in the video.

Available on iOS and Android; free with option for in-app purchases

Daily Workouts – Home Trainer

This software is ideal for exercise introverts who prefer a home training regimen since it guides users through 100+ easy exercises that can be done without a gym, such as tap-out planks, donkey kicks, and bicycle crunches. You may choose from ten distinct 5- to 10-minute focused exercises or, if you’re feeling very ambitious, a 10- to a 30-minute randomized full-body workout.

Available on iOS and Android; free

Adidas Training by Runtastic

You don’t need much time or equipment to work up a sweat with Adidas. This software provides workouts ranging from 7 to 45 minutes in length, 180+ stand-alone exercises (high side plank, anyone? ), and a Workout Creator that makes bespoke sweat sessions tailored to your individual goals.

Available on iOS and Android; free with option for in-app purchases

Burpee Be Stronger

Burpees are a contentious exercise in the fitness industry. People appear to either enjoy or despise this total-body workout. This is one of the most outstanding exercise applications for burpee enthusiasts. It is solely focused on the iconic bodyweight action, with burpee challenges ranging in time and intensity. And if you think burpees are a terrible idea?

Available on iOs and Android; free with option for in-app purchases

Nike Training Club

With a library of over 185 free workouts ranging from strength and endurance routines to mobility and yoga sessions, all with virtual coaching from Nike Master Trainers, this Nike-branded app promotes itself as your “ultimate personal trainer.” Feeling overwhelmed by all of your options? The app delivers daily recommendations, which get more tailored as you register more workouts. If you don’t have access to weights, don’t worry—there are plenty of equipment-free exercises that will leave you sore the next day.

Available on iOS and Android; free with option for in-app purchases

AllTrails: Hike, Bike & Run

AllTrails is an excellent resource for anyone who wants to get their sweat on in the great outdoors. The software includes over 100,000 (!!) hiking, mountain bike, trail-running maps, and reviews and images submitted by millions of users. You may use categories like “dog-friendly,” “kid-friendly,” and “wheelchair-friendly” to find highly rated trails near you.

Available on iOS and Android; free with option for in-app purchases