Shadowboxing is a dynamix boxing experience, where your body is your controller and you earn points with every move.

Rugby Rage is a game where your body is your controller, and the battle revolves around defeating your opponent with moves like Jumping Jacks, leaps, and squats. Let the game begin and dominate the field with your strength and agility.

Interactive work outs, are work outs where your body becomes the controller as every move is tracked and each repetition counted. Receive feedback to guide you towards perfecting your form and maximizing your workout experience

Challenges are intense one-minute workouts that dare you to complete as many reps as possible within the time limit.

Tournaments are organized tournaments with a set time. These are set for you by us, or the company you work for. For example, a Squat tournament, where you perform the Squat challenge for one minute every day and can climb the leaderboards. As a company, you can link rewards to this, for example.

In a battle, you can challenge someone with a challenge or a game.

Programs are preset training programs that we have prepared for you. These can include challenges, games and work out videos.

The leaderboards can be found on the home page, at the top right of your screen.

The leaderboards track your progress in games, challenges, and tournaments.

Ofcourse, we always welcome good ideas. Send us an email at info@fittar.eu

Interactive workouts feature our customized content, allowing us to gamify and track your body using your selfie camera. However, the fitness videos are professional content we’ve added, but they can’t be gamified

We strive to regularly provide fresh content, including games, challenges, and interactive workouts. Additionally, we frequently organize new tournaments and welcome exciting suggestions

The tournament button is only available during an ongoing tournament. If you don’t see the tournament button, it means there’s currently no active tournament

Orthodox and southpaw stance refer to different boxing stances. In orthodox stance, your left hand and foot are forward, while in southpaw stance, it’s your right hand and foot. It’s like being left-handed or right-handed in boxing