New year, new workout routine. Here are some of the best at-home fitness apps to help you stick to your 2023 resolutions.

It's the start of the new year. Closets are being cleaned, schedules are being organized, and gyms are seeing an influx of new memberships. Getting into shape or working out to better your health is a resolution that never seems to fade away with the changing years. However, it's hard to keep the motivation up and going to the gym can feel like a chore. Now, thanks to the power of the Internet and social media, fitness apps are helping anyone stay fit, anywhere. Here, discover five of the best workout apps for you to try to keep your workout resolution this year.&nbsp;

For $40 a month, members of the <a href="https://www.equinoxplus.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Equinox+ app</a> can have unlimited access to workout classes from Equinox, SoulCycle, Pure Yoga, Precision Run, Headstrong, Rumble, and TB12. The app uses your biometric data to recommend workout routines to help you meet your personal goals, and offers digital-meets-physical classes and streaming options to give everyone access to workout classes. For members who are interested in the SoulCycle feature, you can even bring the stationary bike workout into your home as the app gives members an option to purchase an at-home SoulCycle bike for $2,500.&nbsp;
This app is perfect for those who aren't sure what fitness program will work best for them and want to try a variety of workouts.

The <a href="https://www.onepeloton.com/app" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Peloton app</a> could be the workout to add to your routine. For $13 a month, the Peloton app gives you access to tap into classes at the Peloton studios in London and New York. Peloton offers a variety of different classes, such as strength training, HIIT, treadmill running, and even yoga and meditation.&nbsp;
Users can get support from Peloton instructors all over the world, send and receive encouragement to other users, participate in guided programs designed to help users meet a certain goal, and participate in different treadmill, running, and cardio classes. Apple users can also sync the app to Apple Health to keep track of their progress.&nbsp;

Dedicated to running? The <a href="https://www.nike.com/nrc-app" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Nike Run Club app</a> is the fitness app for you. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, Nike Run Club has a program for you.&nbsp;
The Nike Run Club app connects users with friends and other runners to create an online running club. Nike Run Club users can create challenges for themselves or amongst a group of people to help motivate each other to complete their workouts. Users can also participate in guided runs prepared by Nike trainers to help them complete goals and are provided with training tips.
Like the Peloton app, the Nike Run Club app keeps track of pace, location, distance, elevation, heart rate, and mile splits so users can monitor their progress.&nbsp;
The Nike Run Club app is free to purchase on the Apple App Store and pairs with any Apple Watch.&nbsp;

Want to learn more about <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/wellness/yoga-for-beginners-what-to-know-yogi" target="_blank" rel="noopener">yoga</a>, mindfulness, and skills training while still having the option to take typical fitness classes? <a href="https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alo-moves/id601617403" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Alo Moves</a> is the perfect fit. For $20 a month, Alo Moves users get access to an unlimited amount of any class of their choice. Classes range from beginner level to advanced and allow users to customize their own experience.&nbsp;
You can focus on a specific subject, such as HIIT, or choose your class based on a specific area, such as arms or legs. Alo Moves updates its app with new classes every week, allowing users to have access to a more diverse option of workouts.&nbsp;
Right now, first-time users can get a 14-day free trial of the app and all new members get their first month free. Additionally, Alo Moves is offering 50 percent off its annual subscription, making the first month $100.&nbsp;

Been hearing people talk about closing their Apple rings? That's part of the <a href="https://www.apple.com/apple-fitness-plus/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Apple Fitness+</a> program in the Fitness App. Apple Fitness+ is an Apple-exclusive workout program that features a variety of workout programs and sports. Users can select their desired activity and are given a set of rings to fill in order to complete their workout. The app features workouts such as pilates and sports such as rowing. Over 25 workouts and guided meditations are added to the app each week to create a variety of options for users.&nbsp;
One interesting feature about the Apple Fitness+ App is that it includes smart suggestions. Smart suggestions track what the user enjoys doing in order to give accurate workout routines, schedules, and even trainers.&nbsp;
The Fitness+ App starts at $10/month and $80/year for all subscribers. New members get their first month free, as do Apple Watch users.&nbsp;

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The Best At-Home Fitness Apps to Help Fulfill Your New Year's Resolution to Workout

The Best At-Home Fitness Apps to Help Fulfill Your New Year's Resolution to Workout

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