5 Editors Review The Obé Fitness Workout App

While many of us have made our triumphant returns to gyms and studios post-COVID, we're not quite ready to completely do away with the whole working-out-at-home thing. This brings us to obé Fitness, that flashy online fitness “school” you've probably seen on Instagram.

To see if the workouts are worth sweating for, five members of the Most Wanted team put obé Fitness to the test IRL to discover what the hype was all about. (For purposes of testing, we used the free trial that was available.) Since our initial review, the popular streaming workout platform has amassed millions of fitness fans and was named one of Fast Company’s 10 most innovative wellness companies.

Living up to the platform’s motto of "All in, full out," the stacked fitness offerings now range from up to 22 live classes a day to on-demand offline sessions and preset collections of full fitness challenges. Obé has also launched workout categories like Gym, Ride, and Jump, along with BodyComp (their most intense strength training program) and a “7 Days of obé” starter pack — a program for beginners or people who are getting back into physical activity. Every class comes complete with backdrops drenched in energizing light, sleek equipment, and, of course, the inspiring instructors cheering you on.

For a limited time, new members can sign up for obé Fitness and only pay $99 for an annual membership with promo code MOVEMENT99. But if you're not ready to make a year-long commitment, obé offers a month-to-month plan for $24.99 per month. And if you're so inclined, you can also shop a variety of branded equipment (including sliders and barre balls) to use with any of the 5- to 60-minute class options.

Click on to learn about obé’s variety of workouts, along with our first-hand feedback after crunching, squatting, and burning our way through 14 days with the digital fitness school.