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It's in the description usually (and the preview). Not ideal, but that's how I filter out.

Kyle needs to get some 30 min ones. So far he seems like the hardest/best strength trainer. Amir is a sorta close second. Gregg seems to be the one they are pushing, but they need to balance it out.


...yea agreed - I find Kyle does some great strength workouts albeit he only does the 20 minute or less ones. Gregg has some great 30 mins strength workouts but only seems to concentrate on a single body area per session (legs or arms).

Bakari also has some great 30 mins HIIT sessions which I also do.
 
For me, Kyle, Amir and Bakari are the best of the bunch, if you're focusing on strength, HIIT and core. Can't speak to the cycling/rowing/treadmill as I don't have any of the equipment and am not currently visiting a gym.
 
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How’s Apple Fitness+ if you don’t have an Apple TV and fitness equipment? I live in a small apartment and don’t watch much TV, so I just have never felt the need to have a full sized TV or to buy a new Apple TV to pair with it. But Fitness+ is far more interesting than News+ to me and the one reason I might upgrade my Apple One bundle. Also, do they have any outdoor walking/running videos?

So many of the comments talk about obesity, but weight loss is mostly a calories-in-calories-out thing. I struggle with dieting, likely for mental/emotional health reasons, but I’d have to be exercising at pro-athlete levels to lose any significant amount of weight without dieting. Pro athletes regularly burn 4000 or 5000 calories a day. At my age and height as a guy, my metabolism does burn around 3000 calories a day, sure, but getting enough exercise to burn an additional 2000 calories each day would involve making exercise my full time job. Calorie counting is far better for weight loss. That’s not to say exercise doesn’t have its benefits, particularly for muscle growth and toning, for increasing serotonin levels, and perhaps for organ system specific health, but exercise isn’t how you lose significant weight.
I use it on the tv and the iPad. Its very convenient on the iPad. For some of the floor exercises the phone, on a stand, might be better (find myself craning my neck to sometimes view the tv) but haven't tried it yet. Again, its very good just using the iPad.
 
With no TV and no equipment, I guess you'll be doing floor exercises right? In that case, it's not a great experience on an iPad because it's probably too small at that distance. I use it on iPad exclusively, but that's with a treadmill and rowing machine where you're not too far and the size is perfect.

There's also no outdoor activities or audio training for running. If you want outdoor running training, try Nike Run Club. Peloton app also has outdoor running.
I use it on the TV and iPad....the iPad is great for doing the exercises in different rooms etc. I have no problem doing the sessions on the iPad as most of them are 'standing' or using 1 or 2 light weights.
 
There are the guided walks now, but I’m not sure I’d pay for Fitness+ just for those. Now, I could buy a TV for fairly cheap at a pawn store or some such, then buy an Apple TV for far less than buying, well, just about any fitness equipment, let alone a Mirror or Peloton. So, if I were to get serious about that, that’s a possibility. Plus, the Apple One bundle upgrade cost is about what I was paying for a gym membership pre-COVID.
 
....Apple seem to be adding new workouts every few weeks. I had another notification this morning that some new HIIT workouts were added.

I'm happy to continue my monthly subscription passed the free period.
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