Take your fitness journey to the next level with high-quality cardio, strength, and fun digital workouts. Say goodbye to overcrowded gyms and outdated equipment, and hello to VR fitness.
In this Dealspotr top 5, we’re covering the best virtual reality exercise and fitness games to help you get in shape in your living room — by jumping into the virtual world.
Top 5 VR Fitness Games
Via: Oculus
Supernatural, $19 per month
Boxing is an excellent way to burn calories and have fun while doing it. With Supernatural, you can say goodbye to the annoying line for the only punching bag in the gym and instead box to your heart's content from the comfort of your own home.
Sidestep punches, throw a mean right hook, pretend to run up the steps like Rocky — and do it whenever you want, without judgment.
Via: VR Fitness Insider
FitXR, $10 per month
FitXR allows you to dance like nobody's watching because nobody is.
You don't have to wait until the weekend to get down in your favorite club anymore. Instead, you can dance at any time that suits you.
Dancing is a great way to burn calories and get in your daily fitness requirements while having fun at the same time.
Plus, rhythm and timing are optional — even if you are dancing totally off the beat, you will still be getting in a great workout.
Via: Holodia
Holodia, $9.99 per month
Perhaps you have attempted exercising from home before, and as a result, you now have a piece of cardio equipment collecting dust in the corner.
With Holodia, you can make use of that once-forgotten piece of equipment and provide it with a digital makeover.
HOLOFIT by Holidia is compatible with any exercise bikes, elliptical machines, or rowing machines. Put on your VR headset, hop on your old piece of workout equipment, and exercise in a whole new virtual world.
Via: Zwift
Zwift, $14.99 per month
If you want to try VR fitness but you don't like the idea of wearing a VR headset, Zwift might be the option for you.
With more than 1,000 workouts to pick from, Zwift gives you a wide range of options to improve your fitness levels. The plan costs $14.99 a month, and you’ll need to provide your own exercise bike.
Via: Virzoom
VZFit, $9.99 per month
I hadn't ridden my exercise bike for a long time before I started playing VZFit. I used to fancy myself as a decent cyclist, but cold winters, dark evenings, and other commitments ultimately got in the way. Enter VZFit.
With VZFit, you have the power to cycle to the ends of the earth, getting a great workout in without leaving your home. (Unlike Zwift, VZFit uses a VR headset.) You can tackle in-game challenges and unlock new badges and rewards.
