The Rio Olympics are here! Get motivated to win a “personal gold” with these fitness apps.

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Featured on TV:

Classpass allows you to workout at classes at thousands of independent gyms and fitness studios worldwide to get a variety of workouts without commitment. $60 a month gets you 5 classes a month or go to unlimited classes for $175 a month. Whether it’s barrel, weights or yoga, there is something for everyone.

Komoot is perfect for the adventure seeker. It offers curated turn by turn navigation for hiking and biking trails. Komoot also uses offline maps and GPS so you never lose a signal, and it will even tell you the best photo opps and interesting places along your route. Each destination will cost you a few dollars to purchase the program.

Record by Under Armour helps you track your sleep, nutrition, fitness and activity numbers. You can connect it to fitness trackers or use it on its own. Link up your account with friends for a little competition or follow Under Armour athletes for added inspiration.

Bonus apps not mentioned on TV:

Nike+ Running – Rich’s favorite fitness app. I love this becuase it’s simple, effective and even lets you link up with your Facebook account. Post an update when you set out for a run and when your friends “like” it you will hear cheering in your headphones in real time.

Noom Healthy Weight Loss Coach – App acts like a personal fitness coach but at a fraction of the cost of a real one!
Strava – Strava tracks your runs and cycling with GPS.  Team up with friends and share your stats on social media.
Sweat with Kayla – “Bikini Body” workouts in 28 minutes that don’t require a lot of equipment or none at all. Plus recipes to help you eat healthier!
Freeletics – Leads you through bodyweight exercises so you don’t necessarily need a gym to workout.
YogaGlo – Take yoga classes online anywhere you are!