What Reddit Says About Crossfit Apps

HWPO by Mat Fraser. They have different programs, and the first two weeks are free! I am doing the Sweat program. It’s only 45 mins, and it has CrossFit amraps, emoms, etc.

Please seek approval before posting these types of requests to ensure they are appropriate for the community. Continue this thread ... Hi. Has anyone tried the Relentless method? ... Seen this a couple of times now, can you give a summary of the programming) what you like? Continue this thread ... S...

We use a local app that pretty much all gyms in my country use so I don’t think that will ever change haha ... Our box uses Wodify, which does everything for you. If you don't have access to it, you should talk to the owners to see if they're willing to make the investment. It's an ex...

Yeah, while OP just asked for app advise, subscribing to linchpin is by far the best (plus logging in BTWB) ... Second this. So much value for a small price! ... Beyond the whiteboard is kinda awesome. I pay a little for a lot. ... CrossFit has a program that has a code to get it for free.

Ardor App is quite fun, built in timers for all the workouts too within the App. ... I love ATOM GPP, coached by Pat Barber. Hard to beat an actual class experience by video, with excellent warmups and scaling.

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I use Bodly, one of the better apps I’ve used recently. It has a modern, pleasant UI and gives you 3 free barcode/meal scans per day, which is plenty for basic tracking.

It’s $15 a month I’d you want it on the BTWB app with coaching videos and accessory work. We’ll worth the money if you ask me. ... This SubReddit is for discussion of CrossFit, functional fitness, weightlifting and the lifestyle, nutrition and training methodologies involved.

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I recommend this app often. I'll never use anything else ever again Continue this thread ... Carb manager is great, as stated above. If you want more in depth coaching and macros that adjust with your goals. I will say that if you are doing CrossFit , you NEED carbs and carbs are not the enemy.

Also jumping in recommend MacoFactor. I think it’s about $75/year. I did CrossFit for 5ish years before I got it and in my experience dialing in calories and macros made a big difference for getting stronger, having enough energy, getting to the right weight range etc.

I'd especially like to start working in the single leg and staggered stance movements. Any help appreciated. I think I'm stuck in analysis paralysis! ... I second this. I’ve been using Linchpin to get into CrossFit over the past 2 months and it’s been wonderful.

But a lot of the major programmers (mayhem, linchpin, Invictus etc) have their tracks available for subscription through it as well, so you can pay their monthly fee for those programs/wods to appear for you as prescribed workouts on the app as well. There's also one off programs available for ...

Get the free trials and see what fits best for you, on the btwb app offers longer trials than sugarwod app you can get 40 days of mayhem’s compete, 40 days of mayhem’s everyday athlete all tracks on this one comes inside the compete , 40 days of crossfit linchpin, another one i liked was sentinel tr...

It’s 100% free. Other than mine, I love Hevy and Boostcamp, definitely classics. For CrossFit timers, smartwod is great. ... great writeup, thsi kind of effort is rare on here. one app you might not have considered is dayone. Its similar to Boostcamp, but less crowded and overwhelming.

Some sponsored athletes in Crossfit and Weightlifting ... loads of routines from 5 min to 1 h, searchable by muscle or body areas. There's flows for warm-up, recovery, restorative work, targeted programs for runners, weightlifters ... ... I like Pliability for pure mobility - it’s really helped...

I have tried both OrangeTheory and F45 which could be good alternatives for you. In my experience though you’ll miss the true strength piece that CrossFit offers. ... Yeah, the cardio of OT could work, but the weightlifting component will ...

I haven’t but I’ve watched several YouTube videos comparing the apps and it seems like they have a LOT of music choices. ... I just started 2 months free on Peloton after my parents begged me to do it and I love it!! I actually have a Peloton in my apartment gym and I’ll be one of few people to have...

Totally agree that the “multiple apps” issue is real. I’ve been through that too: one for booking, one for WODs/logging, one for leaderboards… · Here are a few platforms I’ve looked at (or used) and some observations: Zen Planner - Built for CrossFit and high-activity gyms, so it covers a lot: sched...