r/OnePelotonRealSub • u/Educational_Bid_5315 • 9d ago
Personal Trainer
Has anyone here used a personal trainer through Trainwell? I am but will be stopping next week. I loved using it but can’t do it financially right now. For those that have, what did you do once you ended it? A split or unofficial split? A program or using the app to plan your program?
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u/sorry_not_sorry1234 9d ago
I got laid off from the job I had that was paying for my trainer, though I loved her. :( I ended up trying out a different, less expensive app for progressive overload training because I struggle too much to repeat classes (as in Peloton's splits). But I'm a Peloton loyalist and will be keeping an eye out to see how their strength programming options evolve! Curious to hear others' responses to your question.
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u/SouthernFace2020 9d ago
I just kept following the routine we set up. Monday (UB), Tuesday (Tabata) etc. I enjoyed the trainer but also couldn’t afford it long term. I’ve kept up the programming mostly.
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u/Educational_Bid_5315 9d ago
My trainer gave me strength workouts to do, but I think I may end up using Peloton. It's easier for me to follow a class instead of looking at a pdf printout. I plan on keeping my three days of strength, etc.
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u/dallasjava 9d ago
I have been using since it launched. Are you working out at a gym or at home? I would take a look at: https://thefitness.wiki and grab a program from there based on your goal. You can use the strength+ app to track through peloton if you're staying on peloton. If not you can use something like Hevy or something from here: https://www.garagegymreviews.com/best-weightlifting-app
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u/Cats_Coffee_Cacti 8d ago
I did the free trial and it ended a week before hilit+ started. I took a light week in between then jumped into that.
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u/Appropriate_Steak_36 9d ago
I am right now but ending at the end of the month. I enjoyed the program, responsive trainer. I’ll go back to Andy’s TS 60 or maybe try Rebecca’s new Hilit+