When it comes to health and fitness, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution.
What works great for some might be less than ideal for others.
For a limited time, Cheapskate readers can get a1-year Auro personal training subscription for $25.50with promo codeCHEAP15.
Regular price: $60.
What separates Auro from countless similar fitness apps and ecosystems?
(Onscreen guidanceisprovided, however, in case you’re not sure how to do a particular move.
And therearevideo classes as well.)
it’s possible for you to filter by difficulty level, duration, even musical genre.
All this adds to an app I find really impressive.
Try the free version first, then do the trial if you’re not quite sold.
But $26 for an entire year of classes?
Pretty tough to beat, if you ask me.
Read more:6 totally free ways to improve your health in 2021
I wrote a book.
If you enjoy it, a review would certainly be welcome.
If you don’t, dang, Amazon doesn’t allow reviews.
(Haha, I kid.
That’s just the kind of rapier wit packed into every page.)
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