1,000 Days with the WHOOP Strap. It Changed My Life

After 3+ years of wearing the WHOOP Strap, I share my honest thoughts. This Sleep & Fitness Tracker has helped change my life behaviors by giving insights through the different digital coaches inside the app.

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TIMECODES:
00:00 - 1,000 Days with WHOOP
00:07 - WARNING: Disclaimer
00:42 - User Experience UX
01:40 - Sleep & Recovery
03:07 - Fitness & Workouts
04:42 - Habit & Lifestyle Behavior Change
07:25 - Dream Features
07:58 - Social & Community Features

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[andrewm]

I really like the WHOOP, but the subscription style really bothers me. Just have me pay an amount upfront and give me full access. Hopefully some real competition will humble them into not gouging for the product and software.

[MrEnzoPuttini]

3 rings, 2 watches, a polar on chest, and now a band... this guy is for sure well monitored!!!

[JimbotheGymbro]

Love how unbiased he was, truly showed us the pros and cons

[Stringbean]

I can get behind a monthly subscription to help support the technology, but would rather pay for the strap followed by a 5-10$ subscription plan.

I think it's the future, because it's simplistic and exactly what we all want. Data without all the extra nonsense. I feel like this sort of technology will be cheaper in the future, and is expensive now because of it being the only one of it's kind.

[ragetobe]

I think you should mention the cost of this item!

United Kingdom (GBP)

Pricing is VAT-inclusive

Monthly Membership (12-month commitment): £27 (including VAT) to begin. You're automatically charged £27 per month for the remaining 11 months.
Annual Membership: £229 upfront, including VAT.
24-Month Membership: £384 upfront, including VAT.

[s.l.]

The good thing is, that you can get 95% of the functionality of a Whoop without the subscription model. Apps like Chipr or Athlytic provide the same metrics for a fraction of the cost of a whoop, just by using the data from your Apple Watch.

[Greenpigeon]

Love my whoop. My biggest wish is that it had some led lights on it somewhere so I can see what heart rate zone I’m in quickly when I’m running vs having to slow down enough to pull my phone out and check

[MoonyD]

I'm sorry but that subscription is a deal-breaker.

[Erik-leChef]

I appreciate your videos man, I got a whoop after watching a couple of your prior uploads. I've had an apple watch for over a year & I'm about 5 days in with my whoop! Using both as you mentioned you have done

[PeterPaulMasigan]

Loving the vids bro. Great content. Straight to the point with great B roll.

[EdmondGonzalez]

Yo I got a WHOOP today and used your link. Thank you for all your content. Cant wait to get started with it.

[robk]

When you get it, can you PLEASE do a video comparing the ULTRA Apple Watch and new Whoop 4.0

[anthonyholland]

$48 USD a month makes the Apple Watch Ultra look thrifty! PS love that you have the Studio Display and an iPhone mini: brother from another mother :P Question: If the iPhone is a 13 mini, have you had any problems with reception? I'm on the verge of sending mine back and would like to know if my specific one is a lemon or if all of the 13 minis struggle with reception when on "low bars" (Galaxy S10 performs perfectly in the same spots where the mini has trouble).

[DNaupari]

Man, I just need a device that counts calories burned 24 hours without having to think or enter data

[nailartbylysanne]

I'll give the whoop a try for a month or two. I'm hoping it can help me discover habits that can be negative for me, since I've been dealing with my health for months now and the doctors can't find anything, I want to take matter in my own hands. Thank you for the discount and your videos, they are really helpful!

[aby]

Everyone is talking about subscription model. Let’s say you pay 299 for 2 years. You get latest and greatest throughout. Apple Watch, 350 dollars and after 2-3 years you upgrade. It’s more or less, the same thing.

[jon-]

I had the whoop but what bothered me was the subscription of 30$ a month. It would get old after a while

[rrggray]

The Whoop is deeper than most, so if you love data and doing deep dives then it's a good fit for you. Also, if you want to wear a non smart watch it's good. The subscriptions sucks for a lot of people but if you get 2 years it works out at $180 a year and with this I ditched my Athlytic and Freeletics apps which were about $150 a year combined. Buy the tracker that works for you because if it actually helps you live a better and healthier life then the price is irrelevant, I mean, what price would you put on living a few years longer and being mobile in those years? AW, Garmin, Whoop all work well.

[deanfraiser]

Or do everything that you said ... with an apple watch

[chasingshangrila]

I have been able to gain a few pounds of muscle due to the strain tracking on my whoop. I guess I was overtraining before. My sleep has greatly improved since wearing the device. I have been more aware of several daily routines to improve it. Recently, I had 12 days in a row with 100% sleep. I can tell you that my device is pretty accurate. I go to bed at 11 for example and when I feel sleepy I always look at the time so more or less 5-10 min to fall asleep. Waking up it’s accurate most of the days and if it’s not it’s just 2-4 min difference. For those reasons I love my whoop strap. Mostly wear it in my wrist but will try the bicep strap. Thanks!