How to get FIIT, the no.1 fitness app, for free

Posted by Admin January 16, 2025 Fitness

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By now, we all know the benefits of regular exercise – from better mental wellbeing to improved longevity, there’s plenty of reasons to want to get your body moving. No wonder, then, that according to a recent YouGov survey one in six Brits said they wanted to prioritise their fitness in 2025.

But here’s the thing: actually doing that exercise isn’t always easy. All too often, life gets in the way. We’re talking about that deadline you end up working late to hit, your gang’s plans *finally* making it out of the WhatsApp chat only to then clash with your Pilates class, or having to stay home all day while you wait for someone to come and fix your boiler.

While we’ve got plenty of tips to help make it easier to motivate you to exercise, like these ones from our Fitness Director, the sad truth is that many women face serious barriers to physical activity, creating a noticeable gender gap across activity levels.

As well as personal, social and cultural barriers to contend with, such as low self-confidence, a scarcity of female role models and prejudices around ethnicity, there are also manifold practical barriers women and girls face.

Personal safety, poor transport links, plus a lack of childcare, are all issues which research has shown can impact activity levels amongst women. But these barriers are much more likely to be overcome if you can workout at home.

While it obviously still takes motivation, commitment and, most importantly, time, to hit any fitness goal, we’ve teamed up with our friends at FIIT to help make that journey just a little bit easier.

All members of Women’s Health COLLECTIVE can now get free access to FIIT, the number one fitness app, worth £120.

By downloading it, you’ll get over 2,000 workouts available at your fingertips, covering everything from MetCon to mobility, as well as Pilates and yoga, from top trainers in the industry. These can be done in a gym or at home, with plenty of bodyweight-only workouts on offer so you don’t have to invest in expensive gym equipment.

Plus, these workouts are tailored to every ability level, so you’ll find something for you regardless of whether you’re a complete beginner or have plenty of experience in the bag.

And trust us when we say these workouts are good – we tried and tested the app ourselves. Read our review to find out how we found it.

Already a Women’s Health COLLECTIVE member? Find out how you can get access to FIIT for free by clicking the button below.

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Not a COLLECTIVE member? Join today to get your free access to FIIT, as well as exclusive workouts, training plans, discounts, competitions and one-off events just for members.

Georgie Lane-Godfrey (she/her) is our Features Director, working across those fascinating longer reads you find in Women’s Health UK.

She also acts as Membership Content Editor, overseeing everything that appears on the Women’s Health Collective website, and in its weekly newsletter, The Dispatch.

With over ten years experience in women’s lifestyle journalism, Georgie has worked for titles such as Stylist, Glamour, Evening Standard and Marie Claire.

When she’s not at work, you’ll most likely find her either walking her rescue lurcher on Wimbledon Common or reading, as she’s currently undertaking an MA in Renaissance Studies.