Barre | Down Dog

Amazing app, with good exercises, good music and many options to choose from.

Really good short workouts, no need for gear, so easyto fit in between regular work sessions.

I am really happy with down god Yoga, with this app I can exercise everyday and strengthen myself

The exercises themselves are great - challenging and rewarding. Would love more personalization like the other DownDog apps. Would love a warm up and cool down option and level ratings (eg beginner, intermediate, expert). Will keep using but not as much as the other DownDog apps.

This one, barre, has fewer bells and whistles than the others and I think both the barre and the yoga are best for people who have taken at least few live beginner classes, but I really love that I can set the time, that they always change, and that I can listen to my own music or even a podcast or audiobook if I want to instead of their music. Lately I have been switching off the barre and HIIT apps and just fitting in occasional yoga, and this has been working for me. I love that when this routine starts to feel old, I can do something different.

The apps are just perfect for any level, mood or experience. It has been so helpful to me to practice different types of exercises and meditation in my daily busy schedule. I love how it caters to various body needs and would surely explore all of the options available here. Thank you team for being such an important part of my health journey !!

I love that you can set the overall workout time as well as the time for each exercise. Great for my short attention span! I love the music choices too. Thank you!

Obsessed and thank you for creating this masterpiece

You literally feel every muscle in your body working 😭😭😭😭 ima update yall some how in a few weeks when I see some results or if I see some!

Unlike the HIIT app from the same developer, this one is really lacking. There’s no customization for levels, there’s no warm up, the narration provides minimal explanation of what the model is doing, there’s no transition between exercises. While every app poses risks, in the sense that it cannot be a substitute for in-person instruction on form, this one feels particularly like a set up for injury given these gaps.