Leave the planning up to Openfit. 🏋️♀️
Openfit is a new digital streaming fitness platform featuring fitness, wellness, and nutrition programs that can be personalized to each individual's goals.What made Openfit stand out to me in the fitness department was its combination of On-Demand and Live Class options in multiple different workout categories, including strength training, barre, Pilates, walking, running, cardio, HIIT, yoga, weights, and stretching.The app offers 350 new Live class options per week.
The first time I used Openfit at the gym, I knew I wanted to work in at least 10 minutes of abs after my 25-minute run. I opened the app, scrolled through the options until I found the"Strengthening" section, and tapped"10-Minute Abs."The workout, which was previously taped, was instructed by a trainer who introduced herself in the beginning of class.
During my first week of using the app, I also tried a 25-minute Upper Body Strength-Training class and a Total Body Strength class.
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