[SportsandRec] workout apps for bikes and other cardio home equipment

[ReVision Training LLC]

Hi Ashley,
I hope that your fitness is going well this new year. :)

I have developed a fitness app specifically for the blind called ReVision
Fitness, and it is available on IOS and Android. It includes a 2 week free
trial, and a very reasonable monthly or annual subscription after that if
you choose to continue using it. The program includes all types of
workouts, from strength, to cardio, to yoga, balance, warm-ups and
cool-downs, etc. There are a few workouts that now include resistance
bands, and an extensive library of audio described exercises, workouts, and
fitness plans. It does not currently pair with a fit byt or anything like
that, but the app continues to grow over time, adding new material and
features, and is built from square one to be accessible.

for your confinience, here is tlink to the app store. Hope this helps...

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/revision-fitness/id1561742182

Tyler Merren

On Wed, Jan 3, 2024 at 9:16 PM Ashley Bramlett via SportsandRec <
sportsandrec at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> Hi all,
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> I hope your new year is going well.
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> For my cardio exercise, I use the three main cardio devices at the gym when
> I've been to one. The devices are treadmills, bikes, and ellipticals.
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> I want to exercise more consistently and build up stamina in the new year.
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> I might incorporate some structured home workouts if my folks let me buy
> new
> equipment. We have a very old treadmill which does not even have a way to
> do
> inclines by pressing buttons and an old recumbent bike too.
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> My goals are to stay healthy, decrease blood pressure and cholesterol,
> decrease stress, and enjoy the impact of exercise. I might lose weight too
> although it depends on if I want to diet more. At least by increased
> fitness
> I can maintain my current weight.
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> To incorporate some workouts and be motivated, I wanted to know about the
> apps out there now a days.
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> So, what workout apps are user friendly and accessible?
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> Do they track your progress such as saying you worked out on Tuesday and
> cycled 11 miles?
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> Do they enable  you to track progress as you workout?
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> There are many bike workout apps for instance. Do all of them have live
> classes or are some on demand?
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> Is it possible to pay for the service from month to month, or do you have
> to
> commit for a half or whole year?
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> Do they have music in them like classes you'd do at a gym?
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> I do not have a smart tv but I could use an Ipad with voice over.
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> How diverse are the workouts?
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> Can you pick workouts for toning for instance or fat burning?
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> Can you pick a studio cycle class 30 minutes or less? As someone who is
> trying to be in shape, the hour long classes at the gyms are too long.
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> Do you need a certain app to go with a certain piece of equipment? I know
> the Peloton app goes with Peloton bikes for instance.
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> I would guess that certain apps sinc with certain equipment.
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> Some apps out there are these:
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> *       iFit
> *       Strava
> *       Zwift
> *       Peloton
> *       Bikemap
> *       CycleGo
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> From what I've read online, Ifit seems to be the one of the most diverse
> and
> flexible apps because it loads on many devices and has workouts for many
> types of equipment.
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> Thanks for any explanations or  opinions on access.
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> If the app works with certain equipment, please specify what type of
> equipment it goes with. From what I've read iFit works with NordicTrack
> equipment.
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> Thanks,
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> Ashley
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