The world of free fitness has gotten good. Like, really good. Gone are the days when “at-home fitness” meant a VHS tape and a ...

Sure, you can go to the gym or hit the pavement to break a sweat, but if you want to see any real progress, you need a fitness plan. The problem? With thousands of workouts at your fingertips, ...

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From Peloton to Nike Training Club, our experts tested 40+ workout apps to find the best for results, motivation, and ease of ...

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In its quest to become an all-in-one app, Spotify is now breaking into the fitness app world by offering "guided workout experiences" and on-demand Peloton classes. Premium subscribers will get access ...

Photo: Graham Bower/Cult of Mac You don’t need to go to the gym for a great workout. If you’re stuck at home during the coronavirus outbreak, you can still work on your summer beach bod. If you’re ...

Trim down or bulk up, run faster, or bike farther—no matter how you exercise, our favorite workout apps help you stay ...