Home Fitness

Getting started with a new lifestyle that involves going to the gym can be hard, so the whole idea may deter most people, and make them change their mind. That is why it's good to start off with baby steps or, in this case, home workouts, and Home Fitness is just the thing you need.

Home Fitness doesn't bring anything fancy to the table, no video guides, no 3D diagrams or even an audio coach. But the information it brings and the illustrations are good enough to make this app relevant. All you have to do is open the app, and select one of the body parts you want to work out on that particular day. Currently, this utility provides workouts for back, chest, legs, shoulders, arms, and abs. Once you select the desired body part, you get to choose from some simple exercises that are also accompanied by illustrations.

It doesn't matter if you had done your first push-up 30 minutes ago or if you've been doing them since you were little, Home Fitness has workouts divided into various difficulty levels. These difficulty levels are different from one another due to the number of reps and varied rest times you take in between them. Another good thing is that it also lets you know what equipment you need to get a certain job done, although the exercises that do require some gym equipment are few.

There are many other apps out there that do pretty much the same thing while offering more features, but that doesn't mean that Home Fitness is lacking. On the contrary, because it is so simple its a good starting point for you to begin improving your fitness level, but eventually moving on to something better is recommended.