Workout videos are nothing new (who can forget Jane Fonda’s Workout from the 80s?). But in this age of Netflix and Hulu, you can…
Workout videos are nothing new (who can forget Jane Fonda’s Workout from the 80s?). But in this age of Netflix and Hulu, you can now stream exercise videos anywhere you have Wi-Fi.
Fitness streaming services do the same thing those old exercise DVDs and VHSes did — bring the gym to you. But they go a step beyond by offering large libraries of classes that you can stream unlimitedly.
With so many options out there, it can be hard to figure out which ones are worth your money. In this guide, I outline what to consider before signing up and the best services you can buy.
Streaming fitness subscriptions are basically Netflix for workout videos. You pay a flat monthly fee to stream unlimited workout classes on your TV, computer, tablet or phone. Usually these classes are prerecorded and available on demand, but some services — like Daily Burn — also offer live classes that you can tune into.
Most fitness streaming subscriptions are standalone products, but you can also find exercise videos on Amazon Prime Video.
Though streaming fitness subscriptions are no replacement for a personal trainer, they are an easy way to fit in a workout when you can’t or don’t want to head to the gym.
