With gyms closed and fitness classes canceled, there’s never been a better time to adopt the habit of working out at home. Since we’re not all personal trainers, the hardest part is knowing what to do during your workout and staying motivated.
If you have a Fire TV, you have everything you need for a great workout right at the click of a remote. Here’s a list of 5 fitness apps for your Fire TV so you can stay fit at home for free:
Pure Barre
Designed to lengthen, strengthen and tone, you can enjoy a new Pure Barre class every day. The low impact, high intensity online classes use elements of ballet conditioning, pilates and light weight work set to upbeat music for an empowering and intense total body, workout. Each class flows through a quick progression of exercises designed to isolate and transform your arms, thighs, seat, and abs. Using your own body weight and a variety of equipment, you will work the muscles to fatigue in order to achieve strength, length, and an overall leaner physique.
With Pure Barre On Demand, catch a 5-60 minute workout to fit your schedule, with new classes added weekly. New users can get a 7-day free trial.
Daily Burn
Find your ideal workout with an assessment tool that guides you to a plan that fits your goals, fitness level and preferences. Enjoy over 2000 individual workout videos in 25+ amazing programs. Try dance, high-intensity cardio, yoga, strength training and much more.
There’s a new Daily Burn 365 workout every single day. Catch it at 9:00 am ET, and on-demand for 24 hours. These 30-minute workouts are specially developed for fitness beginners. Plus, you can share your fitness journey with other Daily Burn members through live chat and more
New users can try it free for 60 days with a $19.95 per month subscription after that.
Peloton
Peloton is known for its stationary bike and treadmills that offer customized on-screen workouts to follow. Now with this addition to the Fire TV, you can jump right off your bike and cool down with a strength or stretching routine via your TV screen. The app offers a mix of running, strength, toning, cycling, yoga, meditation and outdoor workouts. Many of the classes don’t require any special equipment, others incorporate simple workout staples like hand weights or yoga mats and blocks.
To find the app on your Fire TV, simply search for it on your Fire TV or hold down the microphone button on your Alexa Voice Remote, speak into your Echo device or Fire TV Cube and say “Alexa, Open Peloton.” New users can download it from there.
If you’re already a Peloton member, access to the Fire TV app is free with your existing login. If you’re using Peloton for the first time, you can sign up for a 90-day free trial – up from its usual 30 days – via the Fire TV app. After that, it’s $12.99/month.
YouTube
YouTube is known for its wealth of streaming content, and it’s not lacking when it comes to workout videos. Through the YouTube app on Fire TV, you can access thousands of hours of free workout videos from creators around the world.
Whether you’re looking for Zumba, kickboxing, HIIT or yoga, YouTube literally has a video for every type of workout for free. Choose from popular creators like Pop Sugar Fitness, to Tone it Up, and Orange Theory workouts.
Yoga TV
Relax. Relate. Release. Stream one of Yoga TV’s 20–90 minute videos to incorporate yoga into your daily routine. Take your pick from a variety of fun themes, from energizing morning wake-up classes to fat burning power videos, with Fire TV, the choice is always in the palm of your hands!
You can pick your level from Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced, as well on what area you’d like to focus on. Choose from Core, De-stress, Energize, Fat Burn, Flexibility, Power, Vinyasa, Strength, Weight Loss and more.
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