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Embarking on a fitness journey has never been more accessible, thanks to the myriad of options available at our fingertips. For beginners eager to kickstart their wellness routine, the keyword to success is clear – “best workout apps for beginners.”

In this guide, we’ll navigate the fitness app landscape, unveiling user-friendly companions designed to make your initial steps into fitness not only effective but downright enjoyable. Let’s dive into a world where technology meets motivation, shaping the ideal workout experience for beginners.

As a modern woman, you have personal, and often even professional commitments that often take a toll on your health. The lamest excuse – not enough time. Unsurprisingly, the answer to that is technology. More specifically, your smartphone. In recent times, several fitness apps have made their foray to ease tracking and addressing health problems. These apps are easy to use, customizable, and also support medical treatment, possible workouts, and even diet regimes.

Here’s our pick of free apps that you can install on your smartphone – whether Android or iOS – and try out:

1. Healthifyme

Healthifyme delivers what it promises. It handholds you through your weight-loss journey like a friend. It tracks various health parameters, like food, exercise, and of course, weight. HealthifyMe has over 1,000 activities to add to workout routines (including yoga) and integrates seamlessly with fitness trackers like Fitbit, Mi Band, and Google Fit.

Configured to the Indian diet and food habits, it has the largest online calorie counter in India and offers a database of more than 20000 food items across 13 regions in India. Top benefits include goal setting and tracking, meal logging, diet tracking with nutrient mapping, and access to professional nutritionists and dieticians to enjoy dedicated one-on-one guidance and coaching.

2. Couch to 5K (C25K®)

If you’re suffering weight issues alongside fatigue, this is the app to use.The award-winning app C25K® helps by benchmarking about eight weeks of effort to enable you to run five kilometres. Originally designed for beginners who want to start running, the app only needs 30 minutes a day, 3 days a week, for 8 weeks in total. That’s gold for someone hard-pressed for time! Our vote goes to its matchless user interface, in-app music playlist (subscription), and modest, realistic workout schedule.

3. Daily Yoga

This app has more win than Baba Ramdev. A super handy yoga training app, Daily Yoga is holistic: from meditation techniques to body sculpting, it covers everything. With 500+ asanas, 200+ guided classes of yoga, pilates, meditation, 50+ workout plans, plus 10+ top coaches\’ workshops. All of this while you move from being a novice to a yogini! We “Om” the HD Videos with live voice instructions, and new content every month.

4. 30 Day Fitness Challenge

This app deserves to be on the list precisely because it is designed scientifically to improve your health and achieve fitness goals. With three difficulty levels – beginner to pro, you can customise the workout you need. This app works on the fundamental of using your own bodyweight for strength training and weight loss. From short workouts, HiiT workouts, to body-sculpting plans – this app has it all!

5. MyFitnessPal – Calorie Counter

This app should be your favorite calorie tracking applications. A must-have for every busy bee, it lets you log food items and ingredients from anywhere – even custom recipes! Leagues ahead of its competitors, MyFitnessPal focuses on what you want to achieve – gain, lose or maintain weight. It also estimates how much your body burns without additional exercise. With a clean layout and easy to navigate design, it also allows barcode scanning, water tracking, and connects to a host of apps and trackers.

FAQs – Common Questions on Best Workout Apps for Beginners

Which workout app is best for beginners?

Answer: LXME recommends “MyFitnessPal” for its user-friendly interface and customizable workouts. It tracks progress seamlessly, making fitness a personalized journey for beginners.

What should I work out first as a beginner?

Answer: Start with LXME’s beginner-friendly routines, focusing on full-body exercises. Begin with bodyweight exercises like squats and push-ups to build a strong foundation.

How should a beginner workout?

Answer: For effective and safe workouts, follow LXME’s curated routines. Begin with a warm-up, incorporate a mix of cardio and strength training, and don’t forget to cool down. Consistency is key!

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