Fitivity Tennis Training

I like that this app has helped my arm strength so I can control the swing and ball more.

Either I’m an idiot, or everything is blocked behind a monthly paywall on this app. How on Earth would you convince me to pay if nothing within the app is available to even try?! You gotta be kidding me. See ya!! <deletes app>

I'm a female doing the tennis player circuit. Fitivity is a great idea, but not executed well. It's trying to do too much as once (It's a strength app, sports mental health trainer, creates tennis Drills, etc) that it does each one poorly. Honestly, I recommend Fitivity focus on being phenomenal at ONE thing (ex: being a Sports Mental Training app or a Sport-specific on-field training planner) rather than OK at a million different apps. Fitivity is way too much focused on aesthetics and not enough on the content to give athletes results. FITIVITY, seriously consider comparing yourself to popular fitness apps. See what the popular apps (like Nike Training Club, Fitstar) work like, and finding ways to base your apps to mimic/out-do their features. FITIVITY WORKOUT the workouts seem random. The strength training for the tennis-app should be tennis-specific (if it was, then please say "tennis strength training). The audio is really repetitive, and not needed. Try to include a written part for those who don't want the audio disturbing their music. Have alternative movements for those that lack certain equipment Customize workout reps by things like gender/age, or at least allow me to enter weight/rep amount.The reps are way too high Rest is crucial between workout movements. This app didn't include any in workout, so I'm doubting if the makers have any experience on fitness/training For "Tennis Wall", don't over complicate. Just give Drills (ex: 20 forehands;20 backhands; forehand down the line then forehand crosscourt, repeat on backhand) Don't oversimplify tennis Drills by overemphasizing minor things like the toss. Similar to #6, just say "practice serve 10 times, backhand Crosscourt, smash 10x) BEATS SPORTS MENTAL HEALTH Good idea, but vary the music and voices. The BEATs guy sounds like he's reading a book. Make it sound like one of those motivational videos that you'd hear on YouTube (ex: Mulligan Brothers) where the music is powerful, full of emotion ,and the speaker emphasized and yells certain things to prove a point. Glitchy. Sometimes, it played two at once or none at all.