“Hi,
I generally appreciate the program. However, I wish two things could be updated:
1. I used to be able to see all the lessons in a program. Now I can only see the next 5 lessons.
Being able to see all lesson in a program was helpful in understanding where I am in the program and pick and choose a lesson I want to do in a certain day if I don't want to follow the progression given by the program.
To remedy this problem, I suggest adding "See more" or "All lessons" next to "Upcoming Sessions" where I can see all the lesson in a program.
2. I wish there were more in depth regression lessons. Regressions are not very clear for play and push workouts, and it will be very difficult for someone who cannot get into the basic A frame, crab, or bear, etc. It would be great if there is a program or regression lessons that can teach to build up to basics, especially for older people who lost significant strength over the years.
In addition, instead of using the main cover photo with gradient color to show progress in a program, I think there should a separate progress bar with a percentage indication.
Gradient as a progress indication is unintuitive and was not clear to me for weeks, and it's not visible when you haven't done many lessons.
Thank you.”
“As a 61 year old massage therapist, i tangentially talk about exercise and fitness a lot. And in my own practice I’ve had to face that I wasn’t getting important stretching and strengthening because I just don’t like yoga and that’s what I had been doing for stretching. Elements is surpassing what I’d hoped, even with my schedule of 15 minute sessions every other day. And best of all, I LOVE it and am happy when it’s a GMB day. I foresee doing this (and other GMB) programs a very long time. Thanks!!!”
“I'm 22 sessions into the GMB Elements program and it's great. I always feel good after doing it and it's been such a nice surprise to see improvements in my balance, strength and control across the various movements in such a short space of time. I am looking forward to integrating this into my daily lifestyle and continuing my movement journey with GMB.”
“Decided to give it a go for real (not just a few times and then stop). I'm impressed with how it is working out the kinks in my movement, and exposing tight/problem areas as well as imbalances between left and right side. I've worked out in one way or another for decades (powerlifting, outdoor pursuits, calisthenics, period of less activity, CrossFit, etc), but this one seems to address my overall goal of freedom in movement without pain, and builds strength , flexibility, mobility, and cardio all at the same time. Glad I spent the equivalent of 3x physical therapy sessions for this workout program with lifetime access.”
“I've come to absolutely love Elements. It's more fun than I expected, as there are many variations of those basic movements and it just keeps on progressing so there's always a new challenge. Like everything GMB, you do the movements at your own level and make it as pretty as you can. Various aches and pains (some related to an old injury) have mysteriously disappeared and I feel more comfortable--and competent--in my own body. This is my second time doing it and some moves that initially seemed impossible now feel like they are in reach (of course, my own clumsy initial version of them was always within reach, and that's the beauty of it). I highly recommend it.”
“I use this alongside my weight lifting and cardio routines. It's awesome. I've improved my flexiblity, joint strength and overall mobility. I found it hard at first because its so different but it got easier as I went on. I stuck to the 15 min sessions and as time went on i started 30 min sessions. It's a different kind of strength and absolutely belongs in your fitness routine!!!!”
“After years of struggling to stretch and improve my flexibility I decided to give Elements a try. I’m 10 sessions into the Gradual track and have already noticed that my back is feeling a little better and I walk a little more freely. I’m looking forward to continuing on this journey.”
