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Is anyone using podfitness?
I was wondering if anyone was using this tool for exercising? I got an 8-week free membership through Discovery Health and signed up for it. It seems pretty cool, and I did one of the stationary bike programs. I just wondered what you all think about it?
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I liked podfitness when I didn't have to pay for it (my mom got me a 6 month subscription).
There are a lot of routines and it's great to mix up your music with the people training. However, if you stick with any person for a while, it gets incredibly redundant. Good thing about it was that you could switch to someone else if you get bored with that trainer. I didn't try them in the gym, only for cardio stuff (elliptical, running, etc.). I don't know, when it clicked over so I was having to pay for it, I didn't like it so much. For cardio machines, I think just taking your ipod with a good playlist is just as handy. Like I said, I didn't try the other features. So, my point: great when it's free, loved it. |
After I saw your post I joined for the free 8 weeks through Discovery Health. I have iTunes downloaded on my computer, but I haven't purchased any music through them. I take it you have to use your own music? I was hoping they would supply music with the workouts.
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You use your own music.
When I used it, you couldn't use some things bought through Itunes; you had to use cds and things that you've uploaded onto your computer or downloaded from someplace that wasn't Itunes (eMusic stuff worked fine for me). |
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