30 reviews between May 12, 2023 and Nov 09, 2023.
Mixed reviews about the Freeletics app and program, with some users praising its effectiveness in achieving fitness goals and others criticizing its usability and customer service. Complaints include unclear video tutorials, difficulty in canceling subscriptions, and frequent ads. Positive feedback highlights the app's ability to customize workouts and provide motivation. Overall, opinions are divided on the app's value for the price.
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30 reviews between May 12, 2023 and Nov 09, 2023.
Canât preview exercises, seemingly regardless of connection strength or other circumstances. App can âfindâ the same videos during workouts, but while Iâm being timed for a personal best is a sub-optimal time to be previewing the movements and studying the forms.
This has been the approach that has helped me stay consistent and even when I have little time I can adapt my session! After 300 + sessions I can say I would not have this much progress on my own.
Had the app for a year, never used it. No emails notifications or anything until today when they email me to say they have processed my $95 dollar subscription. I try and cancel right away and they say they cannot reimburse. Horrible company I will never use or recommend.
Organized and detailed workout app thatâs great for all levels, good videos on how to perform all the warmups and exercises
I use to use this app on and off for 5 years- especially in the wintertime when I couldnât get outside to jog and I really enjoyed it. I signed up and cancelled without problems. Recently I signed back up and then cancelled- and was charged over $100 after cancelling. I reached out asking for a refund since I cancelled, and was told they donât give refunds regardless of the situation. ??? Iâve never had a problem with being overcharged by Freeletics before, theyâve changed their policies and procedures. Also I donât even have access to the Freeletics features that they charged me for. Iâm soooo sad about this.
Great set of exercises to match many different skill levels and goals. App itself can be frustrating and could use an UX overhaul. Hard to adapt routines in mid routine, hard to adjust settings. Hard to restart a section if you get pulled away mid-workout.
Getting rid of free workouts was a terrible idea. Literally takes the FREE out of Freeletics but yâall do you I guess. Uninstall and will no longer promote in the calisthenics community.
Love the app but no one wants to be forced to subscribe to get the basic workouts back weâve already had them. Let us be
Buyer beware: while the app itself is free, it is unusable unless you pay the subscription fee. I feel that this should be better advertised unless they want to be deceptive in order to gain more subscribers through this practice.
Seriously. Keeps interrupting my workouts and then losing my place in that session. Stay very very far away.
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