SilverSneakers GO

The people behind Silver Sneakers may never able to accurately measure the impact of their master creativity, thoroughness craft programs, engineering in synchronized with cracked , old bones …on an old woman like me. I have a gym membership for some years, but I lived too far from convenient and lack of motivation to go. Moved back to town in April, where internet service is as natural as the air that we breathe, I discovered Live Stream Online Classes by pure accident. I am not exaggerate in saying that Silver Sneakers has thrown me a lifeline. For some times, I feel like my existence rapidly evaporated. The lightness of being insignificant was unbearable. I was all packed, anxiously waiting for the last ride. But I changed my mind. In my totally safe bedroom, in front of a large computer monitor, I learned feet stomping, hands clapping, mostly just stumbled around, utterly silly . The best thing is no one see me !!!

You have managed to include a LOT of functions into this app. I find some things easier to use than others. I need structure as motivational support so I find scheduling a balanced variety of exercises across a week to be helpful. But little glitches in the app can make that tricky. Scheduling a month is simply not possible. Things just don’t work well for any time period longer than a week. I agree with the review of Guided Workouts; there are technical issues I assume user feedback and constant attention to updates will continue. I like what I can get from the app. I appreciate the range of abilities allowed. As a post car crash rehab patient with bilateral knee replacement followed by full treatment for 2 cancers, this 76 y-o appreciates the VERY gentle beginner level activities. I plan to work at this until I can return to the intermediate level I was pre-accident. If you keep working out the bugs, I plan to use it until the end.

I am a fan of the app and the concept seems good. I use it mainly to schedule and keep track of in person sessions at my fitness center. With the pandemic it hasn’t been much of a help. So I decided to give guided workouts a chance again. They don’t function, if you watch the video for the exercise it messes with the workout. When you hit start it jumps to the next workout. When you hit previous exercise the timer doesn’t always work. The videos show in landscape and the exercises show in portrait mode. I am so frustrated after trying three different workouts that I am not sure that I will try any more. I want a guided workout to go from beginning to end just like an actual in person session. A pause button for rest or equipment would be good but continue where it was before I hit pause. A timer bar or clock would be nice but the instructor count should be sufficient. An equipment list on each exercise screen should be available with a complete list at the start. In general the easy and intermediate seem geared to someone who has never worked out at all.