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💻 Online Training Platforms

Comparison of the best online training platforms: Apple Fitness+, Peloton, Les Mills+, FitOn, Nike Training Club. Prices, workout types, free alternatives.

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Why Choose Online Workouts?

Online workouts became popular during the pandemic and have become a permanent alternative to gyms. Main advantages: work out anywhere and anytime, no need to travel to the gym, a huge workout library, and a lower price than a gym membership. The average platform price is €10-15/month, which is 2-3 times cheaper than a gym membership.

💡 There is data: People who use online platforms exercise more often because the "trip to the gym" barrier is removed (Journal of Medical Internet).

📊 Platform Comparison Table

PlatformPrice/monthLiveFree versionEquipmentBest for
Apple Fitness+€9.99❌1-month trialApple WatchFor Apple users
Peloton App€12.99✅❌Not necessaryFor cardio enthusiasts
Les Mills+€14.99✅❌Not necessaryFor group workout fans
FitOnFree / €5.99❌✅Not necessaryFor budget-conscious users
Nike Training ClubFree❌✅ (full)Not necessaryCompletely free
Fiit€19.99✅14-day trialHRMFor serious exercisers
Alo Moves€20❌14-day trialNot necessaryFor yoga and Pilates
Centr (Chris Hemsworth)€29.99❌7-day trialNot necessaryFor holistic health

🎯 How to Choose the Right One?

💪 For Strength Training

Nike Training Club (free), Fiit, Centr. Programs with dumbbells, kettlebells, and body weight.

🏃 Cardio and HIIT

Peloton, Apple Fitness+, Les Mills+. The best interval and endurance programs.

🧘 For Yoga and Flexibility

Alo Moves, Apple Fitness+, FitOn. The widest yoga and Pilates libraries.

🆓 Free

Nike Training Club (100% free, nearly 500 workouts), FitOn (free version), YouTube channels.

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