Fitness Trends

Fit Apps: Sworkit and Sworkit Pro

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(Screenshot courtesy of Sworkit)

(Disclosure: Sworkit gave me a download code to get Sworkit Pro free of charge and two additional codes to giveaway to readers. I always only write about the apps and workouts I like)

I’m really into lunch hour workouts lately. I know, I’ve been walking away from my desk for lunch (Insert a collective gasp from salaried workers nation-wide). Once I realized that I wasn’t doing my hair for work most of the time anyway, I figured why not just spend 30-45 minutes a day messing it up? Plus: It’s good for your productivity to take breaks (says a “mounting pile of evidence”).

I tried Sworkit this week at my office building’s gym, but if you work in a home office or don’t have a gym at work, all workouts are entirely body-weight based (read: can be done without any additional equipment). Something else I love due to my total hatred for routines is that the exercises are randomized so you should feel like you’re doing a new workout each time.

I did a strength workout the morning before trying Sworkit, so I use this circuit training app to get my heart rate up for an extra 30 minutes! The app works in 30-second segments, so you’ll go from 30 seconds of lateral jumps to mountain climbers to pushups. Every 2 min and 30 seconds, the app gives you break.

On your next lunch break or the next time you’re traveling without a gym, download Sworkit for free (on iPhone or Android). For $.99, you can also get Sworkit Pro (on iPhone or Android) with bonus workouts and exercises.

Want a free download of Sworkit Pro? The first two people to email me at jeana (dot) fabfit (at) gmail (dot) com get a download code to get it!

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About Jeana Anderson Cohen

Jeana Anderson Cohen is the founder of aSweatLife, a wellness media platform built on the belief that everything is better with friends. Through content, events, and a community that grew across the country, she helped women discover new ways to move, connect, and pursue their goals. A journalism graduate of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, Jeana worked on the 2008 Obama campaign in Michigan before developing social media strategies for brands and eventually launching aSweatLife. Today, she brings that same passion for gathering people to Petite Acres, the destination for weddings, retreats, and group getaways in New Buffalo, Michigan, that she co-founded with her husband, Justin. She also co-hosts The Connection Code, a podcast exploring friendship and human connection. You can find her welcoming guests to Petite Acres, trying to join a book club, and walking her dog, Birdie.