Fitness Court

National Fitness Campaign

About this app

The Fitness Court app is a free fitness coach in your pocket that unlocks the world’s largest free outdoor gym network.

FIND A FITNESS COURT
• Workout for free at a Fitness Court near you. Use the interactive map to find your closest Fitness Court, National Fitness Campaign is opening hundreds of Fitness Courts across the United States.

LEARN THE MOVES
• Discover the Fitness Court’s 7 Movements–Core, Squat, Push, Lunge, Pull, Agility, and Bend–designed to challenge and strengthen your body. Beginner, intermediate and advanced training videos show how adults of any age or ability level can use Fitness Court’s body-weight circuit training system.

FREE WORKOUTS
• Take your workouts to the next level with guided step-by-step coaching from fitness experts. Celebrity trainers like fitness sensations Mark Lauren & Rob Riches will show you how to get the most of the Fitness Court. You won't believe what you're capable of.

CHECK-IN
• Check-In to your nearest Fitness Court to help your city become the healthiest in America! Keep a lookout for Featured Challenges to win prizes and more!

ABOUT
Fitness Courts are outdoor gyms created by National Fitness Campaign. NFC partners with cities, schools and sponsors across the US to spread free fitness and encourage health an wellness practices.

Please exercise responsibly and consult a physician or qualified healthcare provider before embarking on any new fitness routine.

See you on the Fitness Court!
Learn more at: nationalfitnesscampaign.com

Ratings and reviews

Not Too Bad, Not Too Good Either. There's not much to it, It's good for checking in to your fitness court if you wish. It gives an explanation of how the fitness court works and has a few videos to demonstrate how to use it along with some full workout videos. It claims to link to your Google fit account but is not able to. To the developers: I would say to focus on more videos to show how each section can be used and to fix the problem with Google fit. The court itself is a excellent option.

Don't understand why some people are lieing about what is provided. It has lots of demonstration videos & entire workout plans. Can't relate to the majority of reviews. While the attempting to connect to Google Fit is annoying, I got it to stop asking by changing settings in preferences. I wish the app had its own tracking features, nothing fancy either, just a simple way to log activities myself would be nice. Don't like Google Fit or other smart fitness trackers. Do something old school please

The only thing I've been able to get the app to do is open. Once it let me check into a court after multiple tries and then it crashed. Otherwise no functionality on my device at least. If you want this for workouts, tracking or anything other than taking space and requiring lots of permissions, maybe don't get it.