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SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--FitStar, a leading digital health and fitness company, has launched its popular mobile fitness app, FitStar™ Personal Trainer, for the web. A recipient of Apple's App Store Editors' Choice, Best of 2013 and Best of 2014 App Awards, FitStar Personal Trainer's expansion to the web opens the door for an entirely new audience to access the same award-winning FitStar experience on Macs and PCs. There are more than a billion PCs in use worldwide, which greatly expands the reach of people who can benefit from FitStar Personal Trainer’s accessible, customized workouts from football legend, Tony Gonzalez. Launching on the web also means an enhanced experience by delivering workouts on a bigger screen with full PC sound fidelity. Just like the popular iOS app, FitStar Personal Trainer on the web offers a wide range of exercises and goal-based programs that let users experience curriculum calibrated just for them, smartly adapting to their progress with each session. FitStars will also have easy access to their profile and dashboard, which includes stats, friend list, momentum, levels achieved, recent badge updates and an ongoing activity feed. The app and web application work in tandem, ensuring a user’s progress is always reflected whether they are doing workouts on the go with their iPhone or iPad, or checking in at home via the web. FitStar Personal Trainer can be accessed online at: and is supported across Safari, Chrome and Firefox browsers. “When we set out to create FitStar, our goal was to help motivate as many people as possible to live healthier lives with a personalized and cost-effective way to get fit anywhere,” said Mike Maser, Co-founder, FitStar. “We’re thrilled to bring FitStar Personal Trainer to the web because it means we can help an even larger group of people get healthy with devices they already own.” FitStar has continued to build and expand their portfolio and in 2014 launched their second app, FitStar Yoga, featuring yoga expert Tara Stiles, which quickly became the #1 free app on the iPhone and iPad in the Health & Fitness category. This expansion has given FitStar a combined total of over 3 million downloads to date across both FitStar Yoga and FitStar Personal Trainer apps. FitStar Yoga will also be coming to the web in the future. In March 2015, FitStar was acquired by Fitbit, giving users the ability to track their daily activity with leading Fitbit

Devices and then get a tailored FitStar exercise program designed for them. FitStar users can seamlessly publish their FitStar workouts into Fitbit to see how their personal training or yoga practice impacts their overall health. In addition, Fitbit users can now set up a FitStar account by simply using their Fitbit login, making it even easier for people to lead healthier, more active lives. For more information visit and click here to download assets. About FitStar FitStar’s mission is to build a digital health and fitness platform to inspire people to live healthier lives. FitStar has a footprint of over 3 million downloads with users in 195 countries to date, across both FitStar Personal Trainer and FitStar Yoga apps. FitStar Personal Trainer features personalized workouts led by Tony Gonzalez and Tara Stiles is your in-app teacher within FitStar Yoga. FitStar is based in San Francisco and was founded in 2012. In March 2015, the company was acquired by Fitbit. For the latest information and ongoing updates, please follow FitStar on Facebook and Twitter. About Fitbit Fitbit helps people lead healthier, more active lives by empowering them with data, inspiration and guidance to reach their goals. As the leader in the Connected Health & Fitness category, Fitbit designs products and experiences that track everyday health and fitness. Fitbit’s diverse line of award-winning products includes Fitbit Surge, Fitbit Charge HR, Fitbit Charge, Fitbit Flex, Fitbit Zip and Fitbit One activity trackers, as well as the Aria Wi-Fi Smart Scale. Fitbit products are carried in more than 30,000 North American retail stores, 45,000 stores around the globe and sold in 54 countries. Headquartered in San Francisco, Fitbit is privately held and funded by Foundry Group, Qualcomm Ventures, Sapphire Ventures, Softbank Capital, SoftTech VC and True Ventures. Connect with us on Facebook or Twitter and share your Fitbit experience. Fitbit, the Fitbit logo, Fitbit Surge, Fitbit Charge HR, Fitbit Charge, Fitbit Flex, Fitbit One, Fitbit Zip, PurePulse, MobileRun, Aria and FitStar are trademarks, service marks and/or registered trademarks of Fitbit, Inc. in the United States and in other countries. All other trademarks, service marks, and product names used herein are the property of their respective owners.

To play my own music while working out with FitStar, but it can be done. You can play songs from your Apple Music app or any other app, and you can adjust the volume of the FitStar app so that you can hear instructions. I wish there were a button for music right on the workout screen, though. FitStar offers integration with other fitness apps and services, including Fitbit, MyFitnessPal ($0.00 at MyFitnessPal) , and the Jawbone UP. When you connect FitStar to any of these services, the calories you burn using FitStar will show up in the other app. Fitbit, which acquired FitStar in 2015, has a special integration with the Fitbit Blaze ($289.86 at Amazon) . When you workout with FitStar while wearing a Blaze, you can get the coaching information right on your watch. For all other Fitbit devices, if you connect your Fitbit account to FitStar, you'll see your workouts count toward calories burned for the day. Mr. Fitness Both FitStar and Touchfit have a star coach have voice-overs throughout the training sessions. In FitStar, it's former American football player, Tony Gonzalez. He does some of the moves with you in the videos that play along, but sometimes there are other trainers. In Touchfit, it's Canadian semi-retired mixed martial artist, George St-Pierre (the "GSP" of the app's title). He's in every single video. Gonzalez is smiley and upbeat. He says things like, "Good job," "You got this," and "Golden!" St-Pierre keeps a straight face and looks