Official Force One Student App

Do you want to know everything that is going on in your gym, studio or box, quickly, easily and directly from your cell phone?

FORCE ONE's new TIMELINE looks amazing! See the posts of teachers, instructors and coaches, comment, like, post messages, photos and images!

And, what else can you do in the app?

- TRAINING: information about the exercises, loads, repetitions, tips of execution and expiration of the training;

- AGENDA: check in, check time, reserve a place in the room and, if the class you want is full, enter the waiting list and be notified as soon as you have a place available! There's more: can't you go to training? Cancel the FORCE ONE direct booking.

- PLANS: you no longer need to personally renew plans or buy new services. With FORCE ONE you can do it all from the app! The technology is 100% secure and will help you save time.

- NOTIFICATIONS: FORCE ONE alerts you of your next activities or if someone sent you a message, so you don't risk missing any more classes or that important message!

In addition to all of this: consult your physical assessment, track maturities and your financial history.

*NOVELTY*

FORCE ONE is now more complete! Crossfit or Cross Training? In addition to everything we've talked about so far, you can still:

- see the current WOD and review the previous ones;

- save your results;

- register and monitor PRs (personal records);

- consult the ranking.

Important: FORCE ONE IS EXCLUSIVE FOR ACADEMIES THAT USE THE EVO SOFTWARE.

Ask at the reception about the gym system and ask for the EVO.

Take your gym in your pocket with FORCE ONE!

What's New in the Latest Version 2.0.248

Last updated on Jul 9, 2024

Minor bug fixes and improvements. Install or update to the newest version to check it out!

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