Fitocracy vs Freeletics Bodyweight - Workouts and Training

Earn points, unlock achievements, take on challenges and quests and level up. Seeing progress, getting rewarded for activities and reaching a set threshold feels nice and helps in continuing to be motivated. Especially when just starting out.

There's even a leaderboard so you can compare your progress to your friends.

You can post updates on progress and have other people comment on it, encouraging to keep working out. You can ask questions and a community of more than 1 million users will be there to answer.

There is a paid option ($4.99/mo or $44.99/yr), called Hero, that adds private messaging, ability to challenge a friend in an activity, assign yourself a title and weekly insights among other things.

Fitocracy has solutions for all manners of workout regimens and styles.

You do not need to get the subscriptions for all three coaches (bodyweight, running and gym) separately. Only one subscription allows for access to all of them.

The Freeletics feed is the gathering of a free athlete community. This is very important in terms of motivating others, as they get motivation from the community for their workouts.

The different training systems complement each other well and variety is key to keeping up your routine. Define your goals if it is lose weight, gain muscle or improve general fitness.

The good thing here is you can follow the instructions of your coach anywhere anytime. No equipment is needed. Just the training app and the mat.

Beginning with the app the first step is to decide whether the user would like to lose weight, gain muscle or focus on general fitness. It is helpful for the different perspectives of different users.

Provides optimal combination of interval runs and longer distances.