Yes, Wim Hof Method is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Wim Hof Method app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Wim Hof Method has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is 33.98 S$.
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4.52 out of 5
31 ratings in Singapore
Multiple people have died drowning because of irresponsible advice taught by wim hof. The worse thing is they tried to hide the fact that they were teaching people to hyperventilate while submerged in water. This app is owned by his greedy son.
This app is a money grab for a technique that you only need to see once to practice. It is important to note that there are now 13 related deaths to using the Wim Hof method in submerged water (check online yourself). One was a singaporean man. This organisation is currently pretending they had nothing to do with it. This app just wants to milk you for more money.
The latest update has resulted in constant errors with the app especially when loading interactive breathing or profile section which is a constant failure. Doesn’t anyone beta test these before release?
I love the app but the recent changes meant more and more features need to be paid for. I used to really enjoy the guided breathing exercise but now it’s limited to only 5.
Please make more of the app available at no cost since a lot of material is available online anyway and the western way is to share knowledge.
I love this app, have used it many many times… but I have a feeling that Michael Smith guy from the preview pictures, doesn’t work in the paper industry🤔
I’m on iPhone 16 Pro Max (iOS 18) and all my icons match with dark mode. But Wim Hof is the ONE bright white icon…get with the times
Excellent App, but somehow it logs me out and I can’t reset the password correctly.
Wim often refers to his “free app” there are a few limited free aspects of this app but it’s really all pushing you to subscribe. Which is fine but don’t keep calling it a free app.
If I had the option to turn off all audio while using this thing. I click on the option for no music, it still plays music. Transition from breathing to retention is also abrupt. Just want guided breathing and the option to listen to personal music apps at the same time.
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