FitXR (2019)
FITAR LIMITED
FitXR is our new virtual fitness studio that brings the energy and enjoyment of group fitness classes to your home. Designed to put the fun back into exercise, FitXR is packed full of workouts that will get your heart racing while putting a smile on your face, whatever your fitness level. Put on your VR headset and box and dance your way through workouts in time to adrenaline-pumping music. Available now on the Oculus Quest
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Where you box and dance to adrenaline-pumping music, with more workouts to come. Incorporating the power of group workouts, FitXR features motivating music, leaderboards and personalized advice. Complete classes designed by top fitness professionals to increase your energy levels, burn calories and improve strength. And with new classes released regularly, you’ll never have to do the same workout twice. Available now on the Oculus Quest.
Platforms
Meta Quest 2 Meta Quest 3 Oculus Quest Oculus VRGenres
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Critic Reviews
Cubed3
By Chris LeebodyFitXR's new subscription and membership model isn't going to appeal to everyone, in the same way that fitness games in general are not going to appeal to everyone. For those who are invested in complimenting their real life workout with something a bit more lighthearted and fun in their spare time, this is a very compelling offer, even if the UI and usability experience can be a little rough around the edges compared to the more polished VR titles on the market. However, the meat of the title - a regular schedule of new classes, a good variety of workout types, and, most importantly, multiplayer - all combine to make FitXR an enticing offer.
Rapid Reviews UK
By Ruairi O’BrienGaming and exercise. These two words tend to collide a lot – gaming is usually associated with the opposite of fitness, as fitness tends to be seen as physical, outdoor activity. With the outdoors being very limited this year, alternatives are sought, and fitness games have seen a rise in popularity. In the past, fitness games have been seen as a sort of ‘gimmick’. They’re the types of games you play for a couple of months and then drop off once you’ve seen everything the game has to offer.
TheSixthAxis
By Dominic LFitXR is BoxVR 2 in all but name. That's not a bad thing – BoxVR was a great VR trainer – and the fact that previous owners get the upgrade for free is a nice move in this age of nickel and diming customers. The new social aspect, and the refined action, ensure that FitXR is a VR fitness class well worth booking in for.
