Find your first Band workout
Start in Workouts. Choose a routine, review the exercise list and equipment, then start when you are ready. You can pause whenever you need more time.
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Choose a workout
The workout library shows duration and difficulty before you open a routine. Use search and filters to narrow the list, or save a favorite to return to it later.
- Look at the duration and difficulty.
- Open the workout to see the exercises and rounds.
- Check that you have the equipment and space for every movement.
Know what is coming
The workout preview brings together the exercise order, repetitions or time, and muscle groups. Tap an exercise to read its instructions before starting.

Follow at your own pace
Start the workout when you are ready. The player provides timing and voice cues. Pause for more time, and adjust the session to what feels manageable today.
Built-in workouts and timers work offline after installation. Check your workout and sound settings before going offline.
Before you train
Choose an amount of exercise that suits your current ability. Stop for pain, dizziness, or unusual breathlessness. If an injury or health condition affects exercise, seek advice from a qualified health professional.
Your next session starts here.
Take what you learn into BAND with guided workouts, interval timers, and voice cues.
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