Happy
Had an issue but was quickly resolved when I contacted them. They helped sort out the best option for me to take the same day I contacted them. Thank you.
Goals
I'm thrilled to have discovered this app. It's easy to navigate and it gives me the tools so I can keep track of my progress
Work out 1
I can really feel it in my arms and upper body.
Helpful app
I needed to gamify my workouts to get back in the habit. WalkFit was exactly what I needed. Loved the variety of workouts available to keep my streak alive when walking wasn’t an option. When I had a tech issue, the support team was very helpful. Would recommend.
Beware cancellation problems and it isn’t worth nearly £39 a month after the first cheap month
So easy to get the app. But so difficult to cancel subscription. Impossible to access my profile and account details in the app, it just closes, so this is an impossible route to use to cancel subscription. Refuses to accept my log in details so this is another impossible route to cancel. Had to go to the website and ask for help and ask a robot to cancel my subscription. Honestly not sure it did but I kept a screenshot of it telling me it had cancelled. Why did I cancel? Because I only wanted to try it out for a few weeks and the initial cost of £15 was worth the trial. Is it worth nearly £39 a month after that? No.
Good things are the fact that they have a very smiling large lady doing the exercises along side the thin serious lady. I was expecting her to get AI generated thinner each day, but she doesn’t so that was reassuringly real.
Bad things are the fact that it’s difficult to see the full movement and body positions of the exercise because the camera angle keeps shifting and panning to feet so you can’t see what the hands are doing. They don’t show you each move carefully enough for you to get it right so you spend too much of the routine doing it wrong. Which isn’t helpful in getting you fitter or more flexible.
This is especially unhelpful in the t’ai chi routine where the male teacher does not explain clearly what he is doing with each bit of the body and you can’t see clearly because of camera shifts. So you spend 10 minutes wiggling around with your hands and feet flapping about. Not very t’ai chi or good for you.
Good things are the fact that they have a very smiling large lady doing the exercises along side the thin serious lady. I was expecting her to get AI generated thinner each day, but she doesn’t so that was reassuringly real.
Bad things are the fact that it’s difficult to see the full movement and body positions of the exercise because the camera angle keeps shifting and panning to feet so you can’t see what the hands are doing. They don’t show you each move carefully enough for you to get it right so you spend too much of the routine doing it wrong. Which isn’t helpful in getting you fitter or more flexible.
This is especially unhelpful in the t’ai chi routine where the male teacher does not explain clearly what he is doing with each bit of the body and you can’t see clearly because of camera shifts. So you spend 10 minutes wiggling around with your hands and feet flapping about. Not very t’ai chi or good for you.
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