Centr Reviews

I keep coming back because the workouts actually feel fresh, not the same boring routine every time. It makes it way easier to stay motivated, i look forward to the next one.

I’ve been using Centr for a bit now and it’s been really solid. The app runs smooth, videos load quick, and I haven’t had any random crashes or anything. My workouts also sync fine between my phone and tablet, which is nice. I did get a tiny lag one time but it kinda fixed itself, so no big deal. Overall been reliable for me.

There’s a lot included for the price, so it feels like a solid buy. I wasn’t sure at first, but after using it a bit, I’d say it’s defintely worth keeping

The trainers were fine overall, nothing amazing but not bad either. They covered the basics and were easy to follow. I did reach out to support once, and they basically said something like, "Just take your time with it and let us know if you get stuck," which was helpful enough. Overall, it was an okay experience.

I’m usually rushed in the mornings, so... I wasn’t sure this would stick. But the short workouts actually work for me, and I can get them done without feeling like my whole day is thrown off.

The workouts themselves are decent and easy to follow, like I never feel totally lost or confused about what I’m supposed to be doing. The problem is that so many of them seem to need extra stuff I don’t have at home, like dumbbells, resistance bands, yoga blocks, ankle weights, or random little equipment. Some days I just want to do a quick workout in my living room, in socks, with no setup, no digging through a closet, no buying new gear, no improvising with water bottles. It makes it kind of annoying to use every day, because I’ll find a workout that looks good and then realize I’m missing half the things they use...

I’m a big Chris Hemsworth fan, so seeing his name behind this definitely got my attention. I checked it out because of that, it seems cool...

I’ve been using Centr for a bit, it does a good job tailoring workouts to where I’m at and what I’m aiming for. The meal suggestions are useful most of the time too, which is more than I can say for a lot of apps that seem to think everyone wants to eat the same three things forever. It can get a little repetitive now and then, but overall it still feels more personal than other fitness apps I’ve tried, so I’ll give it credit for that

The workouts are fine at first, but after a few weeks it just felt like they were recycling the same stuff over and over. I expected way more variety, different levels, and actual progression. It’s frustrating because they make it seem like there’s more to it, but then you’re basically stuck doing the same routines. That’s on them for not offering enough content

I’m new to fitness apps, and Centr has been surprisingly easy to get into. The workouts are simple to follow, and the beginner options don’t make you feel totally lost, which I can’t say for every app I’ve tried. I like that I can move at my own pace and still feel like I actually accomplished something. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now and, weirdly enough, I’m actually sticking with it...

I’ll be honest, I’m the kind of person who needs little reminders that I’m actually getting somewhere. Seeing my progress each week has been a huge boost. Even on days when I don’t feel super motivated, being able to look back and see the improvement keeps me going

There are definitely some nice people here, which I appreciate, but the place feels quiet most of the time. I was hoping for a bit more activity and conversation, but instead it’s kind of like walking into a room where everyone is whispering in the shadows. Not bad at all, just not exactly buzzing with life.

The recipes are really tasty and easy to follow, which I appreciated. That said, I still felt like it took more effort than I wanted to put in, especially with all the prep and cleanup. Worth it in the end, but I wish it felt a little less like a project.

The videos are really clear and easy to follow. I was kind of expecting that usual blurry gym-video look, but the lighting and sound are actually solid, right? It just makes everything feel way less frustrating.

I also really like that the camera angles show the movements properly, so I’m not constantly pausing and guessing if I’m doing it right. It looks professional, but still feels natural and not overly polished, which I appreciate.

It didn’t really have much depth for me. I kept thinking, why is this so complicated when there isn’t a whole lot behind it? It wasn’t terrible, but it just didn’t really pull me in or give me much to stay interested in.

I’ve mostly been using Centr for the meal plans, they’ve made things way easier. They’re simple to follow, not overly fancy, and I don’t have to spend ages figuring out what to cook every day. I’m happy with it so far.

My watch connected super easily, and my workouts have been tracking just like they should. it’s been smooth and reliable so far.

It was refreshingly simple. Everything was easy to understand, and there were no surprise charges popping up out of nowhere, which feels like a small miracle these days.

The reminders do help a bit, but I still end up slacking more than I’d like. I think I need something that pushes me harder. Also, it feels kind of impersonal since there’s no real human contact or anyone checking in, which makes it easier for me to ignore

I had trouble getting into my Centr account after switching phones, and I was only focused on getting the login fixed without a whole back-and-forth. I messaged support expecting it to take ages, but they replied the same day. The person was friendly, clear, and actually paid attention to the details I’d already shared, which I really appreciated. They sorted it out without making me repeat myself over and over. Overall, it made a really annoying situation way easier