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4.9 Rating 290 Reviews
98 %
of reviewers recommend GMB Fitness
4.9
Based on 290 reviews
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GMB makes online training programs to unlock restrictions and teach essential movement patterns for overall strength and agility.

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GMB Fitness 5 star review on 31st August 2025
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Anonymous  // 01/01/2019
I enjoy the dynamic movements and the variety!
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Posted 2 years ago
I had chronic low back and left shoulder problems following my stint as a college decathlete. A combination of bad pole vault form and overall lack of flexibility. 6 years after, I could barely lift a mug to drink from it with my left hand and my back was trashed. I did the GMB elements program during med school and it completely re-wired how I move. I could suddenly put all of my fingers on the floor in a hamstring stretch, my low back pain had vanished, and my left shoulder felt like it had oil injected into the joint. No pain, full range of motion. I’ve gotten several GMB products since then, but elements was the one that really turned my physicality around. My 30s feel better than my 20s did. I routinely suggest GMB to my patients. If I could prescribe it, I would be giving it out daily.
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Posted 2 years ago
I really like the programs I have purchased. The only complaint I have for the mobility program is you can’t start back at the beginning once completed. Every time I go back to it it will jump around from session to session. Other than that I am very happy with what I purchased
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Posted 2 years ago
Hey, thanks for the review. And... you can *definitely* start over after completing the program. Sounds like something is glitching for you, so please send us a note at hi@GMB.io or from inside your account so we can check things out for you.
Posted 2 years ago
Okay, the big guns at GMB are asking me to write a review. So, here it comes. I'm 42 and have been the complete opposite of a sports guy until 39. Seriously overweight, sedentary, smoker, etc. I decided to change for many personal reasons but mainly a) to open my young kids to another way of life. And also, b) I badly wanted to look better. That's shallow but whatever. So, I completely reassessed my diet and took some fitness classes. The pandemic hopefully got me out of the fitness classes. I hate fitness. The world went still for over two years, but I kept the diet in check and bought two kettlebells. Long story short, two years later, I had inspired my kids to have some sports fun and -25kg lighter-I looked good enough. GMB had nothing to do with it. Take that, GMB. BUT! Those pesky kids! They can run. They can roll. They can climb and jump and hop and cartwheel like circus artists. All I could do was lift heavy bells for reps and look good. That's very limited. Enter GMB. I started Elements at the end of 2021. It introduced me to something unexpected in fitness, although my kid had demonstrated it the whole time: physical activity can be fun. I cannot stress how important it is so I'll just say it's very important. On the side, GMB also seriously helped with mobility, with mind-body connectedness and it saved me from my clunky ways. But here's what the most important: GMB helped me break through all my former 39 years of limitations, physical as much as mental. Anyway, conclusion. My daughter just turned 7 and started judo. She loves it. She loves it so much because nothing seems physically impossible to her and everything is only about having fun. That's what life should be. She's right and she has inspired me in return. So you know what I'll start next week? My first BJJ class. At 42. That is crazy. My inner desire for physical activity comes from my kids, not from GMB. But starting BJJ at 42! Even just the possibility of it... that would simply not have been possible for me without the world GMB opened me to.
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Posted 2 years ago
I love the programming and the load that the programs help me take off my joints from everything I do. I also just got diagnosed with an autoimmune condition called Mixed Connective Tissue Disease(MCTD). Long story short I will be using GMB to help me out with moving better in general on account that one of the many many many things that can happen to people with MCTD is that the joints get heavily affected as well as the muscles and all of the connective tissue's either breakdown or they build up excessively in other areas of the body.
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Posted 2 years ago
I love this program. For both, it's workouts and philosophy. If you're debating whether to sign up for one of the programs. DO IT!! you will not be disappointed.
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Posted 2 years ago
I'm a 46-year-old dad with 4 small kids. I count on GMB to keep me strong enough and flexible enough to play with them now and in the future. People complain about Ryan's jeans but they inspire me. Sometimes fifteen minutes is all I have and Jeans are my outfit of choice. So, I can get a quick session in wearing just what I've got on.
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Posted 2 years ago
Five stars doesn't really do it justice. I have a number of the programs from GMB, going back many years and each one delivers exactly what is promised. Following a year with too little physical activity, I re-started Elements as preparation for learning to surf (I'm nearly 50 btw). My mobility has drastically improved in 3 months as has my proprioception. I can't recommend these course enough.
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Posted 2 years ago
It is real good program! It is very good structured so you can start where you are! And over all I really enjoy this type of moments, because they feel more natural…even though it may seems strange for other people to see a grown man walking in his garden like a bear or monkey! Beside that I really feel it helps me coping with old injuries in my shoulder and knee and allows me to use their full range of motion again…100% recommended!
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Posted 2 years ago
It's a fact that change is achieved through consistent practice. GMB is always there for me, with a consistent message and an ever-improving program, which makes it effortless to reciprocate with consistent practice. I like that when I purchase a program from GMB, I become "part of the family". When improvements are made, my program is updated. It's like an asset that is bought once and pays dividends to perpetuity.
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Posted 2 years ago
A great program that allows you to put in as much (or as little) effort as you think you have available. All movements have been a blessing for my stiff (aging, 53 years old) body, and I am (now 1.5 years into the programs) slowly regaining the flexibility (f.e. in my ankles and shoulders) that I still know from long long ago. Also my knee-aches that were present for over 25 years whenever doing high-impact stuff have been cured by doing the exercises that are focusing on getting more range of motion (extremely useful for my knees apparently) and strengthening not only the main muscle groups, but forcing you to use all those little balancing muscles and tendons, making all your joints 'healthier'. I can highly recommend Elements as the healthy basis, Vitamin/Mobius/Floor Loco to make moves interesting and flowing, and now since ~6 months also the Integral Strength program; a great follow up/complement to the Elements moves. Thanks a lot, keep up the good work! Emiel.
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Posted 2 years ago
The program is good. The app could be better.
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Posted 2 years ago
GMB is my one stop shop for all my fitness needs. No more trying to match random YouTube videos. And the support is awesome.
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Posted 2 years ago
Programs are backed by very good movement knowledge which is reflected in the program content. I'm doing Mobility but will consider other programs in the future. The online platform is usually stable. However I can't see a way of interrogating the programs, as when I get through all sessions of Mobility I want to be able to search within the program to pick out various sessions and or exercises to suit my needs into the future.
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Posted 2 years ago
Ok. A review. What can I say. I initially found the program Elements in the legacy format and didn’t quite finish it to be honest, but stay with me. I was into CrossFit and was happy limping around, I did ‘a bit’ of mobility here and there. You know how it is. Stretching and mobility isn’t the focus, when lifting the biggest weight or getting the best times etc are far more alluring. Not to say CrossFit isn’t a viable way to get in shape, don’t get me wrong. But the holistic approach was lacking in MY approach. I did the WOD (workout of the day) and went home, simple. Fast forward to Lockdown and gyms closed. So I drilled down into GMB and I’ve never gone back to the gym to be honest. I’m no expert or anything, or am I moving like some of the guys I see demonstrating the moves but I do move a lot better now. And GMB’s approach is perfect with the five P’s method. Prepare, Practice, Play, Push and Ponder. The ponder part actually is something that is really helpful to be able to reflect and just take that moment to appreciate what you’ve done and where you could maybe improve or in fact see where your awareness has actually opened up. I’ve used the programs Elements, Vitamin, Mobility, Mobius, Floor Loco and Integral Strength, as well as the Recovery exercise programs they have. You could say I’m a convert. Absolutely. A good example is this very night. I came home from a new job I have that has involved me reaching, bending lifting, twisting turning etc and has meant I’m on my feet the vast majority of the day. I came home tonight with a stiff lower back and picked a session of side bends on the Mobility and voila! My low back is loose and free again. Elements is a program I’ve visited and intend to visit regularly, as each time I do, I find my strength and ability improves, but moreover I tend to be able to put more awareness into the moves. It’s taken me, and I mean me personally, as I’m no gymnast by any stretch of the imagination, or street runner acrobat or anything like that. But I can do crazy cartwheel monkey variations and I’m slowly building confidence in the hand balancing. And the guys here at GMB have helped me through sticking points without question. They are very very supportive and understanding. This kind of program is for a variety of levels and can be applied to a variety of different functions. Me personally I use them for the variety and fun, as well as getting a workout at home where I can best fit it into my life routines. I’m a musician, as well as in full time work and I’m a dad and husband, you know how it is. It’s so good to have this all on a computer in the corner of my room that I can just switch on and away I go. I’ve also used this at work away in hotel rooms with my phone. Perfect for me. And the instructions and demos are perfect for reference while training. Check it out you’ll not be disappointed.
GMB Fitness 5 star review on 19th April 2023
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Posted 2 years ago
Well thought out progressions. Web site is easy to use and tracks progress.
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Posted 2 years ago
GMB programs are well presented and cover an interesting range of movements and techniques for mobility and strength. Tutorials and videos are very clear and I've found their staff very responsive. However, although it is improving, their program organisation is not always logical or good for progression - two of their older programs, Vitamin and Mobius, now discontinued, were a bit of a grab bag of exercises, individually interesting, but wildly different in demands (so Vitamin would be a basic forward roll, followed by something like coffee grinder, a movement you cannot learn in 15 minutes unless you are way, way beyond the level of a forward roll). Their newer programs seem to be better, but be cautious about expecting to learn these moves unless you are already quite physically competent. The other big issue is their reliance on a web-based interface rather than an app - it's clunky and very vulnerable to service interruptions or poor reception. Still, I highly recommend Mobility and Elements for beginners.
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Posted 2 years ago
For me - GMB has been great - the variety of programs and the progressions with each have fit any time schedule and all of my fitness goals. Whether you are working on strength, mobility, or skills training - all are well-prepared with great tutorials as you go. The progressions offer challenges at your pace - with a window to where you might want to get to down the road. It has helped me greatly with daily activities without nearly as many injuries as I used to incur. As a matter of fact, I will use GMB to help work through different tightness with many of their warm ups and any of Ryan's you-tube weekly new videos. One note to end with - although I could go on - these plans are fun. The mobility and skills that you are going through almost make you feel like a kid (not a 56 year old) - strongly recommend everyone try these.
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Posted 2 years ago
I am a 50+ male looking to supplement my BJJ practice and this program is a perfect fit. The instruction is the exact balance of excellence and kindness that encourages you to keep going (and growing) at your own pace. If you are looking for an all-in-one flexibility/strength/mobility program look no further -- GMB Fitness is it!
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Posted 2 years ago
I've found that the programs they offer give you strength, flexibility and full range of motion in the areas where you need for a good healthy lifestyle. They transfer well for sports and activities. The demonstrations of the exercises and the progressions are easy to follow and parts to be aware of for form etc are explained in an easy to understand manner. Their whole philosophy is different to the general fitness industry as they promote being consistent, working at your level of capabilities with a gradual increase in your abilities. Rather than a beat you up to exhaustion leading to possible injury approach.
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Posted 2 years ago
GMB Fitness is rated 4.9 based on 290 reviews