App will not work on iPad. Classes best I’ve seen for exercise at home!
Unfortunately the app will not work on iPad. You can open it,but it’s completely blank so cannot see any classes. If you then go to YouTube you don’t get the free trial when starting up. You can use app on a phone with the free trial, but the screen is then small and hard to see what’s going on whilst trying to use the rebounder. (I hope they can sort the app so iPad users can access classes).
The classes are very varied with different options to choose from which is perfect. I’ve been Watching the videos without being on the rebounder to get an idea of the classes & they are the best fitness videos I’ve seen from a company in terms of what’s offered and how it’s explained, but some of it at times it’s quite advanced. If you are new to rebounding/boogie bouncing you be a bit overwhelmed and get a little lost so the classes need to feature a bit more progression for different users. There is a basic bounce section, but I would like to see a section of classes containing only the lower option moves in it, by both coaches on screen. In the main classes when they mention lower option they show it once with one person, but immediately return to both coaches doing the advanced option. Having two people on screen it would make more sense to have one constantly doing a lower option and one doing the advanced throughout (I start with the lower option but because they swap I cannot follow it so kind of get forced to do the higher option badly before I’m ready resulting in missing a lot of the exercise). I understand other users comments about the are you smiling, are you breathing ( you hope your breathing and smiling can be a little hard when exercising 🥵). It’s not needed and is a little annoying after a while on the app as it’s mentioned a lot not a little, it’s better when they just instruct and give a bit of encouragement instead and just showing having a good time. Music is good and does help you keep in track with the moves and most importantly control in the moves. Again I understand others comments, it would be nice to have some known tunes but you’d have to obtain a license, so it’s not a negative for me.
I’d really recommend Boogie Bounce. Just need to make a few improvements to make things easier for the newer people. - a lower option section. Showing more lower option in rest of classes and perhaps showing the moves a little longer on their own before creating a sequence with them that goes for lower option and harder options. The equipment is solid. App easy to use when working just need to fix iPad version.
The classes are very varied with different options to choose from which is perfect. I’ve been Watching the videos without being on the rebounder to get an idea of the classes & they are the best fitness videos I’ve seen from a company in terms of what’s offered and how it’s explained, but some of it at times it’s quite advanced. If you are new to rebounding/boogie bouncing you be a bit overwhelmed and get a little lost so the classes need to feature a bit more progression for different users. There is a basic bounce section, but I would like to see a section of classes containing only the lower option moves in it, by both coaches on screen. In the main classes when they mention lower option they show it once with one person, but immediately return to both coaches doing the advanced option. Having two people on screen it would make more sense to have one constantly doing a lower option and one doing the advanced throughout (I start with the lower option but because they swap I cannot follow it so kind of get forced to do the higher option badly before I’m ready resulting in missing a lot of the exercise). I understand other users comments about the are you smiling, are you breathing ( you hope your breathing and smiling can be a little hard when exercising 🥵). It’s not needed and is a little annoying after a while on the app as it’s mentioned a lot not a little, it’s better when they just instruct and give a bit of encouragement instead and just showing having a good time. Music is good and does help you keep in track with the moves and most importantly control in the moves. Again I understand others comments, it would be nice to have some known tunes but you’d have to obtain a license, so it’s not a negative for me.
I’d really recommend Boogie Bounce. Just need to make a few improvements to make things easier for the newer people. - a lower option section. Showing more lower option in rest of classes and perhaps showing the moves a little longer on their own before creating a sequence with them that goes for lower option and harder options. The equipment is solid. App easy to use when working just need to fix iPad version.
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Kid Friendly
I was so pleased that this app has a section for kids, our OT recommended bouncing and I was excited to find this app. Our 9 year old did his first session tonight and was already asking to have a session ready to go tomorrow after school. I highly recommend checking this app! I’m excited to try the adult workout content too.
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Fun and easy
This app is amazing if you love to bounce I have only been doing this for 2 months now and I love it.
Good app
I’m enjoying trying the workout videos on this app. However would love it if there was an option to change the height and especially the weight measurements to cm & kg for your Aussie subscribers. Thankyou
You don't get to boogie if you're blind
I'm currently on the list for my sixth Guide Dog and one of the stipulations is that we have to keep ourselves fit so that when our furry friend comes along, we are at optimum fitness to go through the training. Having no guide dog means that the amount of walking I do has decreased significantly, as going out walking for pleasure is nowhere near as easy if you are travelling by Cain. Not to mention, I don't walk quick enough to burn as many calories as I would like. As a result, I thought I will try something different so was thinking about buying the boogie bounce trampoline and signing up to its program, but, as usual, with such things, they are not accessible if you can't see what the instructor is doing on the screen. I was hoping that there may be some audio descriptions of even just the instructor shouting out the moves, but having looked at the health and safety stuff before you even start a routine, these are just videos with music which is neither use nor ornament. This makes me sad. Blind people have so much trouble accessing fitness classes of any type, either because it's impossible for them to follow the instructor, they can't get there, or numerous other reasons, but it seems we can't even do things in our home if we can't get out. the developers and people behind this app and this program are really missing a trick. as for the app itself, the developer states that it's easy to use, that may be so, but the buttons are so poorly labelled just giving diagrams of hearts and squares and arrows that for someone using VoiceOver on their iPhone, you would have no clue what anything is. Such a shame.
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