Freeletics

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Freeletics offers personalized, high-intensity workout plans that adapt to your fitness level.
Freeletics offers personalized, high-intensity workout plans that adapt to your fitness level. Their app provides a wide range of training programs, including running, strength training, and HIIT workouts, to help users achieve their fitness goals anytime and anywhere. Freeletics is dedicated to making fitness accessible to everyone, with customized plans that require no equipment and can be done at home or on the go. Join millions of users worldwide who trust Freeletics to guide them on their fitness journey.
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Freeletics

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Steffani Wilde
Level 1 · 3 Reviews
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Freeletics
Customer · 4 months ago
Pros
I used Freeletics >2years and loved the flexibility to choose trainings depending on your goals, time available and equipment. The exercises are well-explained and can be adjusted to each level.
Cons
There is a lot of free exercise videos available on youtube which allows to combine different types of exercise within one week (include Yoga, pilatis, swimming and others.
Goal
To exercise whenever and wherever with flexible timing with clear goals
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Fabian Praschl
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Freeletics
Customer · 10 months ago
Pros
I have a friend who has used Freeletics for a long time and has achieved very good results. You can train almost anywhere and all you need is your body weight.
Cons
I have tried Freeletics several times. I get sore every time because of the many repetitions. Especially in my knee. Unfortunately, this form of sport is not for me. Personally, I also find it very boring to do 100 burpees or 100 jumping jacks.
Goal
Getting fit
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Daniel Sollner
Level 1 · 10 Reviews
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Freeletics
Customer · 6 months ago
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Founders

Mehmet Yilmaz, Joshua Cornelius, Andrej Matijczak

Founded

2013

Category

Gyms & Workouts

Goals

Loose weight Build muscle Increase cardio

Topics

Strength Training Fitness

Website

https://www.freeletics.com/de/

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