Full Fitness : Workout Trainer

Ive been on the hunt for a workout tracking app for years, and this is by far my favorite. I use it every single time i go to the gym, or even workout at home and the app makes it super fun to look through my history and share lifting buddies. You can tell that whoever developed the app actually workout themselves because they built every single feature i ever need and make it super easy to use/understand. After two and a half years of consistently lifting i started seeing plateaus in hypertrophy and size, but it wasnt until i realized that this was due to inconsistent progressive overload that i began using full fitness and things turned around. I’ve tried using google spreadsheets and writing my workout logs on paper but nothing compares to the ease of logging my workouts in this app. Im super impressed with full fitness and cannot recommend it enough I actually started out on the free version for my first 6 months, but have since upgraded and the personalized plan has become my all-time favorite workout. I do it every week now!! I would recommend at least trying the personalized plan but overall you dont need it to use the app productively and they have everything you need for free🙏

No subscription fees! Just a one-time purchase! Thank you for not trying to manipulate and milk our wallets, Full Fitness! That detail alone makes this app more valuable than the rest of the fitness apps. As nothing more than a learning tool, this app exceeds what I was expecting. This app has been an excellent resource for me to study prior to the gym. Additionally, the categorical hierarchies help me to compile workouts that are tailored for me with enough guidance that I am not lost in an overwhelming see of options. I favor dumbbell and/or body weight exercises, so you could argue that I’m only using this app to about 28% of its potential utility, yet even with that narrow of a focus, the app is certainly worth it. This app is even useful during my workout. Some exercise apps are too interactive and inadvertently interrupt your workout. The instructional videos are succinct while sufficiently didactic whenever the pictographs aren’t quiet adequate. Logging my sets/reps is quick and easy between exercises, and the green checkmark next to each logged exercise provides a nice and encouraging touch that helps a training session feel even more like a game. For the sake of having a training aid, this app gets my highest recommendation. If I were to choose one other app that comes in second, it would be the Starting Strength app from Mark Rippetoe. No other apps make the list, there is no third place. Download Full Fitness, then check out Starting Strength. They’re both winners, but Full Fitness is my favorite.

I among most, if not all, of the loyal Full Fitness app users were undoubtedly frustrated and turned off by the long awaited rollout of the apps version 3.0 that came out in November 2016. The app got a nice facelift but the usability of it took a nose dive and it was very hard to navigate workout history, review most recent information and even having to enter all the info for a set for each and every set was frustrating. Well it looks like the developers received plenty of feedback from it (I myself wrote a somewhat lengthy review of it) and version 3.1 is in! I took it for a quick test drive this morning before work and everything I asked for to be corrected has been. The workout history is in chronological order, the most recent lifts are on the log entry page and your weight and rep input stays in for easy re-entry. I can't wait to get back in that gym for a full workout and have my trusted, beloved and easy to use app back. Thank you to the developers for quickly correcting these major issue for the users.