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Yes, Workouts For Men is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
⚠️ The Workouts For Men app has poor ratings and negative feedback. Users seem unsatisfied with its performance or features.
Workouts For Men has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is €33.82.
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3.89 out of 5
44 ratings in Estonia
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Advertisement says “no subscription needed”, after opening an app and adding all information there r only two options: 1. Subscribe straight away; 2. A week free trail and then an automatic subscription; 😁 Seriously?
Every time I open the app after a few hours, it forces the initial setup then goes to the subscribe screen even though I purchased a yearly subscription. The app can be minimally used but requires going through that initial setup, rejecting an extra subscription, after which all progress is deleted. Please fix or refund the subscription.
The app showing a 28-day challenge was misleading. There are a bunch of exercises, but it’s not really what I purchased. The app has some bugs with design and could use some dashboard updates. Also I said I’d be working out at home and 1-2 exercises each day require equipment only found at the gym.
Overall the app lacks a lot of stuff. -It has a bug in iOS that when you open a workout program and go back to the main page, the workout pictures will distort. -Lacks guidance as to how and when to follow which workouts, I don’t want to spend 2 hours working out like a headless chicken. For me as a first time user of an app like this I don’t know if I should do a workout of each, only 1 of all, or how to. -Even though I selected ‘at home’ workouts because I lack dumbbells and barbells well in the workouts I selected there are still exercises with these or other equipment that you don’t find ‘at home’ maybe prompt the user to select what equipment they have and suggest workouts based on that and eliminate or hide the ones that don’t.
Terrible app needs a lot of work
Videos don’t share for single leg exercises such as lunges to switch legs. Duplicate workouts back to back days on the calisthenics workout- terrible for your body. Times are way off from actual completion time of workouts. Misleading- good old FB and IG marketing got me, lesson learned again.
This app says it has an at home option but the exercises provided have to be completed at a gym as very few people would have the equipment at home. It’s misleading, the interface doesn’t provide much user choice after initial setup. Not a good app.
Very disappointed in this app. Ads on FB showed chair workouts and after going through the 20 questions and specifically saying home workouts I got a plan that included gym equipment and not a single chair exercise. Wasted my money.
For context, I’m stationed overseas in Bahrain. So the WiFi isn’t the greatest or as ubiquitous as it is stateside. Which presents a problem because you can’t use the app without an internet connection. My workout is effectively tethered to the internet. Why am I paying for an app that I can’t use unless I’m connected to the internet? Why can’t it save my data and push it to the servers when I reconnect? I selected workouts to do at home thinking at most I would need a way to do pull-ups. Nope, first exercise requires dumbbells. Seriously at home workouts for $30 requiring gym equipment.
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