Best Streaming Membership Workout Programs
Streaming membership workout programs are an amazing option for at-home fitness. It’s so much easier to walk into my living room and exercise. I don’t have to make the effort to go to the gym. Or have someone watch my kids for me so I can workout.
The last time I signed up for a gym membership it cost over $200. That was just to sign up. A monthly fee had to be paid each month to keep the membership. And the membership didn’t include a workout routine or a meal plan to follow.
When I went to the gym I didn’t know what exercises would help me to lose weight. I would spend 30 minutes on the treadmill attempting to jog. Then call it good for the day.
Of course, that didn’t get me anywhere in my weight loss journey. I liked taking classes because there was an instructor to follow. But I often felt awkward. I didn’t know the moves and felt embarrassed.
But when you’re working out to a streaming membership like Beachbody you don’t have to worry about embarrassing yourself. Because you’re able to work out in the comfort of your own home.
What are Streaming Membership Workouts
Streaming membership workout programs are like Netflix for exercise. You’ll pay a fee for a membership program. Then, you’ll have access to hundreds of workouts from the comfort of your own home.
Or where ever you have access to the internet. So you can exercise on your lunch break or while you are at the park with your kids.
Streaming Membership Programs To Try
Beachbody
Beachbody is a popular online streaming fitness program. You can stream over 1100 workouts. Also, there are nutrition programs to follow. You may have heard of the 21 days fix containers. This particular program is all about portion control.
I joined Beachbody last summer and I love it! It is worth the investment. There are a lot of programs to do so you will never get bored. I’m currently getting my butt kicked by The Work!
Beachbody has a 14-day free trial.
Cost: $39/three month, $59/six-month, and $99/anually.
Les Mills
Les Mills on demand has a variety of workouts to choose from. Including strength, cardio, HIIT, dance, and flexibility. You don’t need any equipment to start. You can choose workouts with or without weights and other exercise equipment.
I took Les Mill classes when I had a membership to 24-hour Fitness. The class that I enjoyed was CRXWORK. Which is available on demand. I thought you would need a lot of equipment to do these classes at home. But you can do a lot of the classes with no equipment or things like hand weights and resistance bands.
Les Mills has a 14-day free trial.
Cost: Les Mills costs $15/monthly, $36/ three-months, and $120/anually.
Peloton
Peloton offers thousands of classes for at-home workouts. I would love to own a Peloton bike one day and be able to take cycling classes at home. But until that day comes, I can workout to the classes that don’t need a treadmill or bike. Types of classes are strength, yoga, Bootcamp, stretching, and meditation.
Peloton has a 30-day free trial.
Cost: Peloton Digital Membership is $12.99 a month.
Daily Burn
The Daily Burn has thousands of workouts to choose from. So you’ll never get bored. Also, you can have programs tailored to you. You will enter some information about yourself. Like your fitness level and goals. Then you will receive a schedule of workout videos to follow and a nutrition plan. Workouts to choose from include total-body, cardio, toning, and yoga.
The Daily Burn has a 30-day free trial.
Cost: Daily Burn membership is $14.95 a month
Obe Fitness
Obe Fitness has new live streaming workouts every day. They have hours of live classes each day with the best instructors in New York City. But if you can’t make it to the live classes there are on-demand classes to choose from. So you can fit a workout into your schedule at any time.
Obe Fitness has a 7-day free trial.
Cost: Obe Fitness membership is $27/month, $65/quarterly, and $199/anually.
Tips for Finding a Streaming Membership that Works for You
Many of the streaming memberships listed above have a free trial period. So take advantage of that time to find a membership that works for you. Things you want to look for are if the workouts are for beginners, intermediate, or advanced.
Ask yourself these questions when considering signing up for a streaming membership. Are you new to working out or having you been working out of years? Do you like cardio, strength training, yoga, or pilates?
Also, do you already have the equipment you’ll need? Do you have the room you need to store it? For Peloton workouts, you can use a stationary bike or a treadmill. Do you have room in your home for this type of equipment?
The Last Thing to Know About Streaming Workouts
Streaming membership workout programs are a great way to work out at home. These online programs are a lot cheaper than a gym membership.
Also, some memberships suggest workouts tailored for fitness and weight loss goals. Another benefit is that some have nutrition programs.
Having a membership to an online program makes my life so much easier. I love being able to exercise at home.
Do you use a streaming membership program? If you have let me know which one in the comments:)
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