I Used Future Fitness App for 300+ Workouts...Here's My Review!

After a year of training, here is our review of the Future Fitness App:

Future is a personal training app you can use from anywhere. Take a quiz about your exercise habits and get matched up with a real personal trainer who will work with you to help you accomplish your fitness goals. Whether you’re into cardio circuits, barbell complexes, or something in between, you’ll likely enjoy the experience this app has to offer.

But do we think it’s worth the price? GGR Head of Content Kate Meier and Writer Caroline Lubinsky (along with Coop of course) weigh in with their own thoughts.

Kate Meier is a Certified CrossFit L1 trainer, USA Weightlifting Level 1 Coach, former commercial gym owner and avid home gym enthusiast.

Caroline Lubinsky is a former NCAA D1 Women’s College Soccer player who loves to pick sh*t up and put it down; she is also a CrossFit L1 trainer.*

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[apeekintime]

Yeah, this one feels too much like a paid ad and not honest recommendation to home gym owners. Also, too damn expensive for my blood. Most home gym people who fail to, achieve results just aren’t honest about their programming and diet. This app is simply a waste of money if you aren’t already motivated. If you are motivated then you don’t need an app to get you there.

One common theme in the channel - less and less budget friendly as the site/channel increases in revenue. Losing the core audience

[JJ-toqu]

This is more of an ad than review. Even with the format change, please keep calling out what reviews are sponsored and which are not. It matters.

[thebigjohn]

$150 a month is a hard no from me dawg.

[natebarth]

Happy for everyone's success here but man... these reviews really coming across as paid sponsorships at this point. I miss the actual garage gym era of GGR....going to have to dip into the archives to get some of that classic Coop inspiration.

[CloaknDagger]

Also as a longtime viewer/follower Coop, I am DEFINITELY ready to believe you love this product. In fact I do. What makes this feel like a paid advertisement is the lack of details into everything (this should have been a deep dive 20 minute video at least imo) and a lack of constructive detailed critiques. The end result is a quick very-positive review for something that costs $150 a month, and your affiliate link suggests a conflict of interest. I want to stress that I believe you when you say this is a good product, but you need to show us all the ins and outs, the warts too, so that we know you're being straight with us. Thanks for your time Coop.

[temptingfate]

To be honest, $19.00 starting fee then $5.00 per day can add up. My wife and I were just talking about rampant inflation. More importantly, while our home gym cost a bit to set up, we no longer have to pay gym dues and deal with their price increases.

The benefit of a home gym is NOT paying monthly fees. I think a good book, YouTube training sites, magazines etc. can provide most people the training info they need if their self motivated. It seems like everything today is turning into a subscription based service...

[mbuck]

We need the dislike count button back PRECISELY for videos like this so we can see the GGR communities opinion on this

[clarkhenderson]

What happened to the details? How do you track weights and sets? Do the coaches have their training style listed or do you tell them you want block, linear, conjugate, etc? Is it hard to change exercise mid workout?

[mbuck]

Unbiased honest reviews are one thing that we LOVE from you coop. But this feels like forced paid advertising, I dont doubt for a second that you highly rate the app, but 150 a month man?

[teddbobb]

I think this is the point in time when Coop has jumped the shark, I started following him because I wanted to become “membership free”, and build a kick ass gym I my garage. Now he’s pushing a product that has $150 a month subscription fee??? Nope, sorry Coop.

[richards]

This video sounds like a YouTube ad.
How about you cover some actual equipment like The Henny strap rack attachment.

[TFlip]

We got garage gyms to give up memberships.

[DampRaccoon]

I hope this isn't a new trend. One thing I could always count on from Coop is honest unbiased opinions. He always has negatives/etc. Even if he is a true believer, doesn't feel right coming from a sponsored video.

I heard cost as a negative mentioned quickly compared to CrossFit memberships and coach fees (what?... we're in home gyms for a reason). Oh, and it took 6:55 to mention that it's not available on Android. In general, Coop did a much better job of sounding authentic vs. the others but I'm glad the others were in here to clarify that this is indeed sponsored.

[tpayne]

Future app has been changing my life. Don’t listen to the naysayers and sign up if you don’t have a box of gym you go to consistently. Ive been recovering from a very lazy lifestyle during the pandemic and I’m just getting to the point where I’m more consistent than pre-pandemic. $200 is expensive but this is about your life

[joecowan]

Very happy we were able to get 3 videos this week...BUT, I am just not sure how many of your home gym owners want a monthly subscription to anything. It would make a for an interesting poll though.

[dejavu]

Oh no. Not another subscription based infomercial. I guess GGR got a big staff to pay now.

[BasementBrandon]

This isn’t for me, BUT now I know where to point people when they say Juggernaut is too much at $32/month 😝

[BigZ]

I'm sorry but this just felt like a straight ad, and then the only small bad things you had to say were said by people that had never been on the channel before. If you're going to do an ad, or a paid sponsorship video that's not actually a review, you should be more clear about it. Also for the price, why wouldn't you go to a gym and get a real personal trainer instead of some dude or chick that might glance at your shitty form video to give a minute of advice? You didn't even give it much of a review for what the user actually sees on the screen.

[davidba]

Liking the improvements that you are making with the reviews.. including other opinions from your staff is great!

You lost me at .. only being IPhone compatible and $150 a month. I'm an Android user. I personally like the challenge of developing my own routine. That might come from my time in the US Army.. where I spent 22 years of my life

[blondeedo]

I can't believe you said "Yeah SOME of that is due to diet but it's largely due honestly because of Future". Body Comp is MOSTLY diet, period. I don't want to belittle training, it's the second most important factor and without it nobody can achieve any goal. I understand that this is a commercial, but you are responsible for what you say, many people will follow blindly everything you say and they will pay for a program that maybe they can't afford because of your "review".