monkii

I‘ve loved the app before the Monkii360 and now I love it even more! The infite ways of combining the workouts and devices is incredible! Super fast setup anywhere and wildly portable 💪🏾 The introduction videos from the 360 habit (only seen them so far) are great and Dans appearance is just always motivating!! Using Monkii devices keeps me from not getting bored and also have no reason to not workout when I‘m travelling or at work. Since the update for the 360 and Isocore X the App has gotten even better and I‘m looking forward to master the TT workouts someday! Keep it wild! Naddy

The is absolutely no better app in this category. Even in all categories. It’s a really great app. I’m a web developer and I see a bit behind the curtain. Great Wort. Great usability. Great design. Well done

HealthKit and Apple Watch Support would be nice to track Monkii session to daily program.

Great App. Visually beautiful. Wonderful videos. Wide variety of exercises. The 21 days monkii habit is an awesome way To get to know you and the exercises. Then there are waiting Great exercises. I have tried a lot of sling Trainer apps. This is By far the best. Great Job monkiis 👍🏻👍🏻

The app is missing a few work videos

Good videos, good sets of exercises, but the way it’s organized feels like it was designed years ago and never updated (which is true). Passwords for specific content feels like not the best way to provide access because there are weird partitions in the content that make no sense if you’ve bought the tools. And my biggest, basic gripe: that you need to turn the silent switch off (ringer on) for the sound to work. And even then, sometimes the sound doesn’t work — on my iPad, if I turn off the silent mode, the video sound works AND the timer clicks and “rest” sounds work, but for some reason on my iPhone if I turn on the ringer switch, the video sound works but I don’t get those same in-workout timer clicks and “rest” sound effects. Just weird bugs associated with sound which kind of feels like the very most basic thing for an iPhone app in 2023. I would delete the app and redownload to see if that fixes it, but I’m worried I’d just lose all my random program passwords I’ve put in, which are not recorded anywhere in one place. iCloud sync between iPhone and iPad would be great too so that completed workouts are consistent across devices.

This is a good app. Some things I would like to see in the future: 1: Modified exercises for those with injury or slower to progress. 2: Tracking That’s all. Other than that, the variety is great. I love the challenges as well.

I am watching stoic videos and not getting any sound from them

This app is getting long in the tooth. I’ve had it since the monkii bars 2, and apart from adding the new devices it hasn’t changed much. My big gripes are the lack of tracking: - no way to track progress - no history - no calendar to see what workouts have been done or gaps between workouts, etc Some tracking features are long overdue as well as resolving some of the bugs of videos freezing. This app was probably a 4-star app hen this app came out 4 years ago, even if it was basic. But come on, 11 months now with no update at all and no major update for way longer than that. Monkii is still putting out new products and forgetting about their app, which is (at least for me) a big part of the ecosystem. Also, the program feature is great but some exercises introduced are WAY too hard for the given level. Currently users have to adapt the program to themselves by just not finishing the workout rather than the workout building them up with reasonable progressions. 2 stars as it’s not useless or buggy, it’s just old and lacking.

I really enjoy the Monkii app! The videos are helpful for learning techniques and the workouts definitely get you sweating. I especially liked the 21 Day Monkey Challenge. What I wish it had though was more suggested modifications if certain exercises are too challenging as a newbie. There is a pretty big jump in reps for exercises from the 21 Day Challenge to the 14 Day commitment, plus an increase in difficulty of certain moves (like plyo-Bulgarian squats after doing 45 jump squats). That’s my only real criticism: having more middle ground after the beginner course.