An app I use every where to workout
Try the move option on the app was pretty flawless with its detection of my reps made me move when I did not feel like going to the gym. Also think they did well with making fitness engaging and fun with betting and coins. I tried jumping jacks and squats, could not complete steps workout but next time.
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Easy and fun way to workout
Stay active can feel like a burden, but Como makes it seem fun and easy. All you have to do are a few exercises which honestly feel like mini games.
There’s also a betting process which helps to keep me motivate cause I’m competitive lol.
If you’re looking for a way to have exercise with your friends, this app is for you!
There’s also a betting process which helps to keep me motivate cause I’m competitive lol.
If you’re looking for a way to have exercise with your friends, this app is for you!
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Superior tech on pose detection and really fun challenges
I love how the rep counter accurately calculates my squats and push ups. It’s exciting to compete against myself to see how I can level up, and to be paid to do that is cherry on the cake! Highly recommend!
Workout with my finance job
Finally a hack to workout with my finance job
Working in finance in NYC basically means you’re always on with late nights. I’d been telling myself for months I’d get back to gym… but obviously, that never happened.
Then I tried CommitAI. I don’t even remember who dared me first but the minute there was $10 on the line and friends watching, I had to show up. Somehow, a 20-min challenge felt more doable than dragging myself to the gym.
It’s fun, weirdly addictive, and honestly the only app that’s worked for someone like me who thrives on pressure (and competition).
Working in finance in NYC basically means you’re always on with late nights. I’d been telling myself for months I’d get back to gym… but obviously, that never happened.
Then I tried CommitAI. I don’t even remember who dared me first but the minute there was $10 on the line and friends watching, I had to show up. Somehow, a 20-min challenge felt more doable than dragging myself to the gym.
It’s fun, weirdly addictive, and honestly the only app that’s worked for someone like me who thrives on pressure (and competition).
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