Hey everyone,
I’ve been a loyal user of Daily Burn for years and absolutely loved how every morning I was greeted with a different workout on the app. It was such a refreshing way to start the day without the added stress of planning a workout routine.
Sadly, they’ve recently discontinued their daily workouts and now I’m on the hunt for a worthy replacement. What I’m really looking for is:
• A new workout every day.
• Variety in workout types - strength, cardio, yoga, mobility, and more.
• Reliable streaming.
Does anyone have recommendations for apps or platforms that offer something similar? I’d appreciate any suggestions. Thanks in advance!
I’m not familiar with Daily Burn’s style but I enjoy DownDog. The app isn’t free but fits my budget and I can stream it on my SmartTV.
I’m glad you asked. I’ve been using DB for years and don’t know why they discontinued 365, which was the best part of the program. It did seem like the quality of the trainers has been getting worse for a while; they have a preference for young, telegenic white trainers, regardless of skill, and their dance workouts are legitimately atrocious.
I’ll check out the offerings suggested below to see if any of them are more suitable!
I used to do Daily Burn as well but quit earlier this year when the workouts got shorter. The one I started using is called OBÉ. It has a variety of classes from strength to yoga, dance, HIIT, etc. I think they have a 1-week free trial where you can see if you like it.
I did not know Daily Burn discontinued their daily workouts! What is their model now?
@Parker
Thank you! I was wondering if Obe was good. I’ll definitely check it out. Daily Burn is focusing on programs now.
Ladder has a free daily workout that is emailed to you. I think it’s website-based though, the app is not free.
Kingsley said:
Ladder has a free daily workout that is emailed to you. I think it’s website-based though, the app is not free.
Thank you! I had not run into this when searching and why I asked others. This looks like a nice option.
I feel like DB365 was eventually going to be doomed because a) you literally only had one shot at it a day live and b) I had no confidence that their trainers were certified; their credentials were never shown on screen (I, by principle, will not work out with anyone who doesn’t first pass a crosscheck proving that he/she holds a professional fitness certification).
OBÉ is your next best bet for programs with verified CPTs, but good luck taking lives if mornings aren’t your thing.