Push Reviews

The workouts themselves are fine, and I’ve found a few that I actually like. But the app is just kind of a pain to use. I usually expect fitness apps to be smooth and easy to navigate, and this one takes too many taps to get where I’m trying to go. It also freezes here and there, which gets frustrating fast when I’m just trying to start a workout. It’s not terrible, but it definitely feels clunkier than I’d like

The plans kind of felt like they were copied and pasted rather than actually made for me, lol. I was hoping for something a bit more tailored to my needs.

Easy 5 stars from me. I’ve had gym advice before that felt like random tips picked up online, but the coach at Train With Push was clearly on a different level.
They spotted little things in my form that I never would’ve noticed, then explained why they mattered without making it sound complicated. Compared to other sessions I’ve tried, it felt way more useful and less like someone just repeating generic advice.
What I liked most was how comfortable it felt to ask questions. No overcomplicating, no ego, just solid coaching, proper checks, and you can tell they’ve got real experience behind what they’re saying.

I’ve been using my PUSH device for a few months now and I swear I’ve treated it like it owes me money. It gets thrown into my gym bag almost every day with shoes, bottles, and whatever other chaos is in there, and somehow it’s still totally fine. No cracks, the buttons still feel normal, and it connects like nothing ever happened. I expected it to be way more fragile, but nope, this little thing is surviving the apocalypse in my backpack.

Ive been using trainwithpush.com for a bit now, and the community has been one of my favorite parts. People are friendly, they actually respond, and theyre happy to share advice without making you feel judged.
It doesnt feel like youre trying to stay motivated on your own. The group vibe is really encouraging, and having other members check in or share what works for them makes it a lot easier to keep going

I was fully prepared to get hit with some random surprise fee at the end because that’s just how things usually go, but nope. The price was clear right from the start, and there were no hidden fees at all. I almost couldn’t believe it. Such a relief.

When I first started setting it up, I figured I’d be done quickly, but the onboarding ended up taking longer than I expected. After about 20 minutes, I was still trying to figure out a few steps that weren’t explained very clearly. It wasn’t terrible, but I definitely wish the setup process had been more straightforward from the start.

I was relieved by how clear the steps were. Everything was easy to follow, and I didn’t have to overthink each part. A lot of confusion feels totally preventable when the instructions are laid out this well

As someone who usually gives up on workout plans quickly, I was surprised this training helped me. After a few weeks, I could feel myself getting stronger and the workouts fit better than I expected. It wasn’t perfect, but overall it was a really good experience for me.

I’ve tried so many fitness programs before, most of them sounded great at first but I’d lose interest after a few weeks. Trainwithpush feels different in a good way. The tone is encouraging without being pushy, and that makes it easier to keep showing up. Having someone check in on me really helps too, because I don’t feel like I’m just figuring it all out alone. The accountability is probably the biggest reason I’ve stuck with it this long. So far, I’m really happy with it.

It’s not bad, but after a while it started to feel repetitive. I was also expecting the instructions to be a bit clearer, especially early on, so I didn’t have to figure things out as I went. A little more variety would make the experience much better.

I ended up having to return my order, and while the return itself wasn’t a huge problem, the refund took longer than I expected. Customer support did respond when I contacted them, so it’s not like I was completely ignored, but I did have to follow up a few times to get updates, which got a little frustrating. I understand refunds can take a few business days and there are probably steps they have to go through on their end, but I just wish the communication had been a bit more proactive. Overall, it wasn’t the worst experience, but it was definitely more annoying than it needed to be.

I’ve been using the Push device for a few weeks during my lifts, the accuracy seems legit to me. The numbers line up closely with what I’d expect, especially for bar speed, which is the main thing I was curious about.
I even tested it across a few of the same sets just to see if it would stay consistent, and it didn’t feel like it was throwing out random numbers. Maybe I’m being picky, but that’s kind of what I was hoping for from something like this.

Setup was simple too, which I appreciated. It’s not flawless on every single rep, but it’s close enough that I actually trust the data and keep using it. Seems like that’s the point, right?

I reached out and they got back to me really quickly. They answered my questions and helped me get things sorted without a long wait. Easy. Impressive.

I really like how easy it is to check my progress each week. For me, being able to see those little improvements makes a big difference and keeps me wanting to stick with it.

The workouts were fine, I guess, like nothing terrible or super amazing. But for what you actually get, the subscription felt expensive to me. I used it for about a month and then just cancelled because it didn’t really feel worth paying that much

There are tons of exercises to choose from, and it keeps things feeling fresh every time. I swear, I get bored with workouts so easily, but this actually makes me excited to keep going!

I ordered from trainwithpush.com and, based on this one experience, they seem solid with shipping. My tracking email came through not long after I placed the order, and the updates actually worked without any random delays or confusion.
The package showed up in good condition and everything I ordered was inside. Nothing dramatic to report, which is kind of exactly what you want with an online order. If my experience is anything to go by, I’d have no problem ordering from them again.

The weird part is the app works fine sometimes, then out of nowhere my workouts freeze or I can’t log in for no clear reason. It’s frustrating when I’m just trying to get through a session.