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⭐ Very Disappointing and Misleading Pricing I’m extremely disappointed with the Muscle Booster app. Before signing up, the price was clearly presented as one amount, but after the first month, the pricing changed completely. The price I was shown before subscribing was very different from what I ended up being charged. This kind of pricing is misleading and makes customers lose trust in the company. The subscription terms and actual costs should be clearly explained upfront, before people sign up—not leave customers surprised by unexpected charges later. I would not recommend this app to anyone until they make their pricing more transparent and honest. Very frustrating experience!

For older folks, exercising just a little each day pays off in mobility benefits that really adds to a quality of life. The diversity of chair vs mobility choices keeps the routines from becoming stale, or boring. The resulting improvement in balance and feelings of well-being is quite rewarding.

Work slowly into it

Requiring info to design a workout plan is good. Using it to compare to BMI bull$#it is awful and stupid. If you want to make generalizations about my health, then please ask me meaningful questions about my current workout regimen and how often I’ve worked with a personal trainer. Drawing conclusions without all of the information and using a system like BMI that has been debunked a million ways is not damaging.

This is just another home workout app. No tai chi, no real connection to the ad other than the payment.

Perfect

The workout Muscle Booster suggested appears to be working.

Great program and Nice AI tech, may return

Your program doesn’t allow for people with weak or injured body parts to workout. You don’t have any type of modification