Stark Suspension

This doesn’t actually sync with Apple Health and that is the only reason I purchased it. It’s possible it synced with a much older version of Apple Health. Disappointing

As with the TRX company app, updates eventually disappear and you’re left doing the same exercises for years. Update the app, support your user base with new content, and I’ll go back to a 5 star review. But as of now, the creators laziness is unfortunately palpable. Update: Still no update.... Update: Really? All you did was change the name? Slime balls.

I have tried a number of apps and the Stark suite of apps is THE ONE. Worth ten times the cost. I use it every day!

Title says it all. Doesn’t work in areas with poor or no signal.

You won’t find a better App for Trx exercises. Design workouts to fit your goals, regardless if you are at a beginning or advanced level.

Love this app over TRX and the others out there... the only little thing I would add would be options for the voice prompts - adding a verbal cue to the next exercise, changing up the “half way” verbal prompts, changing voice to male/female (and maybe the model).

App is fixed. No more pop up of ads. Best app and worth it.

The videos are great and the app is very intuitive but I think every exercise should show you which muscles you are using in addition to the video. For $5 I was expecting a little more, still good but needs that to perform well.

Would like additional exercises added

This app was exactly what I was looking for, at a fraction of the price of a TRX subscription. I think this is most beneficial if you know the fundamentals of using TRX (have taken a class or two with in-person instruction and understand basic form, how to adjust the strap length, how to put them in single handle mode, etc) but need a visual refresher on the exercises and variations. I love the ability to put together customized workouts - it allows me to plan before I hit the gym and then I'm much more efficient and keep my heart rate up while working through blocks without stopping to try to remember exercises (followed by the inevitable YouTube search on how to do them) on the fly.