I am interested in learning to walk… I am interested in learning to walk again. I broke my knee and my knee has been stiff for so long. I have been through Physical Therapy and it helped but I am hoping to gain mobility and lose some weight in the process. Company emails are helpful so far in motivating me.

I like that the timer on the website… I like that the timer on the website doesn’t need cell service. I am cautious about doing the warm-up and cool-down exercises because I have a really bad back and there is no option in the on boarding to indicate back problems. The same goes for the exercises that are sent as an addition in a work out guide. Your company may want to look at incorporating QIGONG into the warm-ups it is far safer for the joints and it warms the body up.

Overall I am enjoying using the app Overall I am enjoying using the app. I find that it was a little confusing on how to keep track of each activity (having to press done for each activity). The app difficulty is that the app did not stay in position when I would hit done. Soooo, after several trials, I was able to grasp that I had to relocate the correct activity that I was on or that I wanted to move forward.

Very simple- at almost 80 years old I… Very simple- at almost 80 years old I am slow and steady- still walking around the neighborhood on sidewalks every other day- not ready for sprints. Watching meals. Mostly this program motivates me to be kind to myself and keep moving. When it snows soon, I have a hardly used treadmill that is beginning to look interesting. Thanks for the subtle motivation.

Move It Before You Lose It I am just beginning and will give the walking program my best shot. I am elderly - in my eighties - and find the warm up and stretching exercises particularly useful. Joints seize up with age and I find these exercises useful not only to prepare for walking but before my tennis days too.