3 Must Have Fitness Apps for Weight Loss in 2024

Noah Banks
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Losing weight can seem daunting but when you have helpful technology at your fingertips, the journey can become a bit easier. I wanted to share my favorite fitness apps that can help you on your weight loss journey
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Have you ever tried to lose weight, but no matter how hard you worked or what new diets you tried,
you always ended up gaining all that weight back and any form of progress that you made
was completely erased? Well, statistics show that about 6 in 10 adults state they are currently
trying to lose weight, but 80% of those people who do lose weight actually regain those pounds back
within two years. And there's only about 20% of people who actually see long-term success
and weight loss without any type of professional help or the use of fitness apps.
So in this video, I wanted to share the three simple apps that you should download to your
phone right now if you are trying to start your weight loss journey or you've been trying to get
your body back in shape over the last year. And as a certified health coach and ex-personal trainer,
I back them 100%. Now, before we get to the first app, I already know your first question is probably
are these free or paid apps? And my answer might piss you off a little bit. I think one of the
biggest reasons why people fail to lose weight is the fact that they do not have any skin in the
game. In my experience, every person who has invested either their time, their money, or made
a substantial sacrifice for their health, they're the ones that saw the best weight loss results
and actually maintain them. Now, before you click off this video, these apps do either have a free
version or at least a free trial to test out the premium features. Either way, you'll make faster
progress versus if you didn't download them in the first place. So back when I was doing personal
training, I noticed that many of my clients' weights would fluctuate week to week even though
they were crushing at the gym. And after doing a little bit of digging, I found out that it was
less about the output that they were doing during their actual gym sessions and it was more so about
what they were doing before they even stepped foot in the gym. It was all about what they were
putting into the body in the first place. No exercise is going to make up for poor nutrition
and not all food is the same. And this is why the first app I recommend downloading is MyFitnessPal,
which has been my go-to app for tracking my food intake for literally years. It's perfect
for understanding the exact amount of food that you're consuming and you get the bigger picture
of the total composition of the types of foods that you're eating as well. One of my favorite
features is actually being able to scan the barcode of a food item and then basically getting
all the nutrition information about that piece of food. I even think now with certain phones,
you can actually scan your plate in front of you and automatically get a nutritional breakdown of
your entire meal. Something that is also pretty useful is that you can now choose to follow one
of the pre-made nutrition and wellness plans that MyFitnessPal has uploaded in their library,
where each day you have a different healthy habit that you're trying to build or maybe a nutritional
goal that you're trying to meet. But even with all that nutrition dialed in, that alone won't
get that number on the scale to go down or that extra flab to melt away, especially if you're
someone who can't seem to find a weight loss method that is proven, easy to follow, and works
just for you. That influencer's crazy ab and cardio routine on Instagram and TikTok are too
intimidating, and exercise PDFs are severely outdated in pretty much 2012, if you ask me.
There's so much information out there on the best exercises for flattening your stomach or the top
five tips for getting shredded arms, but the big mistake people make, and honestly, you might have
fallen into this trap too, is that you don't really need more knowledge of every exercise
on the planet. What you need is a structured methodology that organizes all that complex
information into a clear plan of action, a trusted fitness program that is simple, direct,
and personally tailored to you and your weight loss goals, which brings us to today's video
sponsor, Copilot. Now, Copilot is more than just your standard workout app. It's basically a virtual
one-on-one personal trainer and coach in the palm of your hands. Honestly, this has been a game
changer for me lately because my full-time job has been really pushing me to my limits, and I've
really slacked on my workout regimen, and honestly, it's the reason why it's taken me about
two months to put out a new YouTube video. And even though I'm an ex-personal trainer,
creating a workout program takes a lot of time, especially if you want to do it right. And for me,
honestly, I just do not have the time of the day to dedicate myself to building a full workout
program that I can follow, which is why when Copilot reached out to me, I thought it would
be a perfect fit. By working directly with a certified trainer and coach, all the guesswork
and the time spent trying to create a workout program from scratch was completely taken out
of the picture. And what was nice was the fact that this app works great if you're a beginner
or you're experienced in this whole fitness game. The setup is super seamless, as the first thing
you do once you download the app is fill out a brief questionnaire around what you're trying
to achieve, and then Copilot pairs you with a certified fitness professional that can help best
meet whatever your weight loss or fitness goals are. The coach that I'm working with now is Sam,
and what I appreciated the most about her was before she even provided any sort of exercise
program, we talked through all of my fitness goals for the coming month, and we got really
transparent about what was honestly realistic, given my hectic work schedule. And so I think
we aligned on three days a week for my training, which would cover upper, lower, and full body,
depending on the day. And she also added body weight-based programs that could be done when
Now, I've only been on the program for about a few weeks now, but it already feels so amazing to
just go to the gym and immediately know what I need to do. The app is easy to follow, and I love
that you get a clear video example of how to do each exercise and movement as it comes up during
your workout, and you also get verbal cues from your coach when you need to switch exercises or
maybe focus on a specific area of the body. Everything from reps to sets and energy levels
are tracked within the app itself, and I can interact with Sam in this chat area whenever I
have any questions regarding form or asking to increase or decrease the level intensity for my
workouts. And I'm actually starting to feel pretty good that I'll be able to get my strength back
and lose some of this fluffiness that's starting to form now that I'm staring down in my 30s.
So if you're a beginner when it comes to working out, or maybe it's been a while since you last
stepped foot in the gym, I definitely recommend you check out my link in the description below
so you can get your free 14-day trial with Copilot. Try out the virtual personal trainer
for two weeks, and if you enjoy it, stick with it, and you'll start seeing how you get closer
to your weight loss goals. And if it isn't your thing, well, hey, look, you took 14 days to start
making changes towards a healthier lifestyle anyway. Okay, now that you have the nutrition
and workouts squared away, what else could be missing? We focus on eating well, we make sure
that we stay in the gym and follow a legit program, but what do we do once we finish that last set?
Well, the biggest game-changing factor that I think contributes to weight loss
is recovery and mobility, and let me explain to you why. So mobility and recovery is key
to more durable joints and muscles, and the more durable your joints and muscles are,
the less probability you have of getting injured and having to miss time going to the gym.
And honestly, it is one of the most underrated aspects of our health that we take for granted.
And for me, the best app to tackle mobility, recovery, and flexibility after a workout
is Pliability. I found out about this app around eight months ago after I messed up my back,
and I was looking for an app that could help me with my mobility and flexibility. And what I love
about Pliability is the fact that they have two simple paths for their mobility workouts. You
can either have a buffet style where you can pick and choose a workout based on what you want to
and focus on, or you can take one of their preset routines, which they call Paths,
where you can hone in on one specific body part or area, such as the lower back,
or you can choose to improve your overall mobility and stability over a certain movement,
like the squat. The videos are very easy to follow along with, and they can range anywhere
between 45 to 10 minutes, which is great if you don't really have that much time.
Each program's music is really relaxing. There's a narrator who guides you through each of the
movements. And no lie, it definitely challenges you because you can end up holding a stretch for
three to four minutes, which doesn't seem like it's that long, but surprisingly, it is.
Every time I wrap up a Pliability session, my body feels so much more mobile,
and I can feel a lot more comfortable knowing my body is less susceptible to getting injured,
which ultimately means I can avoid any type of gaps in my training,
and I can be more consistent with the routine I set for myself to reach my fitness goals.
So MyFitnessPal, Copilot, and Pliability are the first fitness apps I recommend that you
download right now to kickstart your weight loss journey, but these apps alone won't get
you to that number on the scale that you're striving for. What you need is something that
can take in all of the work that you're doing across your nutrition, your exercise, and recovery,
and put it into an easily digestible format that you can actually understand. And the best place
to get started is using a fitness tracker that shows you your daily progress to reaching your
weight loss goal, along with the quality of your health in real time. This video right here will
help you decide between the two best fitness trackers that you should consider, or if you
want a chance to win a smartwatch that doubles as a fitness tracker, then click this video right here
because I will be announcing the giveaway winner in my next video. Stay healthy, be happy, and
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