So much diversity and value for money
I just love it
Diversity of Custom Workouts
Would give 5 stars but hasn’t offered AMRAP or other types of workouts since I joined several months ago. Need to be able to customize and change up workouts for progress and only having EMOM isn’t enough..
Over priced
30 dollars a month is insane for what it has to offer.
Dope app!!
Awesome app cancelled gym membership and grabbed some second hand kettlebells and add some cardio runs around the block or hit the boxing bag..haven’t paid membership just using for now and then will subscribe after the honeymoon phase lol all in all DOPE ASF🔥🔥
This is the ONE
This is an amazing start for a full-scope kettlebell workout and programming app. I’ve been following Vadim on YouTube for the past couple of months and doing his EMOM workouts as a beginner with just one kettlebell — and I’m down 34 lbs so far!
Having everything organized into an app makes the experience so much better. I especially love the instructional clips for every exercise, the notes on proper form and common mistakes, the front-and-back body diagram for choosing muscle groups to target, and the ability to filter workouts based on whether you have one or two kettlebells.
I’m currently on the free trial, but I’m seriously considering the $30/month subscription. If you’re thinking about starting a kettlebell routine, I definitely recommend giving this app a try.
My biggest wish for future updates would be more health and device integration. I track a ton of data through my Apple Watch, Apple Health, Hume Pod, and ChatGPT, so being able to sync workout data with Apple Watch/Apple Health would be incredible. I’d also love the ability to cast workouts to a TV, since following along on a phone screen can feel a little small during a workout.
Overall, I’m really impressed with what they’ve built so far and excited to see where the app goes!
Having everything organized into an app makes the experience so much better. I especially love the instructional clips for every exercise, the notes on proper form and common mistakes, the front-and-back body diagram for choosing muscle groups to target, and the ability to filter workouts based on whether you have one or two kettlebells.
I’m currently on the free trial, but I’m seriously considering the $30/month subscription. If you’re thinking about starting a kettlebell routine, I definitely recommend giving this app a try.
My biggest wish for future updates would be more health and device integration. I track a ton of data through my Apple Watch, Apple Health, Hume Pod, and ChatGPT, so being able to sync workout data with Apple Watch/Apple Health would be incredible. I’d also love the ability to cast workouts to a TV, since following along on a phone screen can feel a little small during a workout.
Overall, I’m really impressed with what they’ve built so far and excited to see where the app goes!
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