Want to Lose Weight? Out with Fitness Tracker, In with FitnessGenes

The Fitbit, the Misfit, Garmin. Forget about these trends in wearable fitness because they’re old news. If you want to be on top of the latest fitness trends and you want to get fit doing it you need to check out FitnessGenes. It’s just as futuristic and fancy as you expect, but so easy to understand and use. We’ve brought together the quick and dirty need-to-knows of FitnessGenes—the DNA analyzing health system that’ll help you lose weight and understand your body better.

Genes? Say What?

Using DNA and detailed information about your lifestyle to make legit suggestions about your fitness. FitnessGenes takes 43 different combinations to figure this out. Here are just a handful. That includes genes for endurance, speed, muscle strength, adrenaline, blood pressure, sleep cycle, yeah, just about everything. With an understanding like that of how your body works it’s impossible not to see changes when you stick to the program.

Unique

Because your genes are 100% unique, so are the results of the analysis and the resulting fitness program. And it’s not just a blind list of suggestions based on your DNA, they also take into account your fitness goals. So if you don’t want to get ripped, it won’t make you. But if you do—they’ve got you covered.

Research

There’s a dedicated research team that has the most up-to-date academic peer-reviewed research, which means their strategies don’t change with each new article about fitness.

Dashboard

FitnessGenes has an amazingly awesome and totally user-friendly online app that lets you look at all your information at a moment’s notice. Need to double check your nutrition strategies? No problem. Want to really take a long, hard look at the data and get all scientific? The dash will also give you access to all the academic papers and info you could ever want.

The Fitness Plans

Choose which fitness plan you want and then take advantage of a humongoid library of exercise videos and information. There’s no way you won’t find exactly the workout you’re looking for. It makes it so easy to do new exercise moves if you've seen them before—you'll be running out of excuses before you know it.