DribbleUp - Sports & Fitness

The app was ok until now but after recent updates they require you to purchase monthly membership to access any classes. As it is you purchase the exorbitantly priced equipment, then the membership is another $16/month(could increase further). $50 for a soccer ball which you can buy for less than$5 at Walmart/Amazon & access thousands of similar free training videos from YouTube. the training videos on the app are mediocreat best. not worth!

I hate the update. I have the medicine ball. I used to be able to do unlimited reps of a chosen drill, piecing together my own routine by selecting drills that worked for me. I was successful with that. Five stars. Now it's been restructured in a way that basically forces you to pay the monthly fee for classes. The drills are now short, timed videos, and you can't keep going once the time ends. I don't want to take classes. It isn't even the money. I just do best customizing how I exercise.

Great idea, but trying to accurately aim the ball on the circle at the right spot is just tedious... Sometimes it registers that you hit the mark and you could literally do the same distance, same move and it won't count the second time. Especially with the ab workouts. Then you try to calibrate where exactly it hits and it works once and then again it doesn't register. Had high hopes

So far so good. I have not bought into the monthly live classes, but the drills program is great. It took me a few tries to get the accuracy of the distance and the target correctly, but it sure works. I wish the live sessions were less expensive, especially when in addition to my medicine ball, my daughter has the basketball... So maybe a cheaper yearly package is the answer here!

**Update** I have had both the 6lb and 10lb balls since January. I still love the live and on demand classes. The instructors are all great. I pay $9.99 a month, which is what I was paying for Fitbit premium. They aren't even comparable in what you get from dribble up! I have never really had tracking issues, and the times I have they've been user error! Awesome program. The are continuously working on the app. No issues with casting.

I've been loving it so far and am considering investing in more equipment. I purchased one of your soccer balls a couple of years ago, never used it, and recently I went online to see if there was a YouTuber who could help my basketball dribble, was not impressed, and decided to invest in your technology (since you added a basketball) again. I am loving it, loving getting a workout while training in two sports I engage in every week. Way to go! Having trouble with calibration? Move back. :)

Got this ball a few years ago as a Christmas gift from my parents. It was amazing when I first got it, and there were not extra charges. The app had lots of different skill sets. It really helped me improve with my footwork. I slowly stopped using it. I just decided to come back, and I will say, that I am very disappointed in dribble up. My parents payed lots of money, but now on top of that I have to pay $15 a month to do in drills over the skill of beginner! l will not be using dribble up!

I've lost 40 lbs with boxing so far!! When I first got the gloves I was skeptical because I had trouble tracking. Then I realized I wasn't in the correct position. Never had an issue since! I work full time from home, and have three kids. . The time for the gym was out of the question. It doesn't require a ton of space, I use my small office to do two 25-30 min workouts a day. Definitely fun! Recommend it to anyone looking for something more unique than the gym:)

A good app with some issues. 1) The app is interactive (i.e. it tracks the ball and counts reps) but the coaching isn't. The beginner lesson was too fast paced for my 8 year old and he got very frustrated by the coach telling him "you're doing great. Keep going" when he knew he wasn't. This app will take your skills "to the next level" but its not for beginners. So I wouldn't recommend this app for young kids unless your child already has a pretty solid base. 2) $100 for a yellow ball is nutz

Love it! It's been a really good challenge getting the kiddo into work mode and wearing him out. I like the instructions and the instructors I also like the focus on reps so that the kids don't get down if when starting out they can't do it correctly or at a certain pace. I like the way the instructors motivate the kiddos and stress the importance of sticking with it. We're playing catch up as we got up and going this week so we back tracked to the last week of December to catch up. Love it!

The camera on the user shows upside down in Pixel tablet. Videos are right side up next to the camera on the player upside down. Dribble up says to use a tablet with newer and younger players which I agree with for a larger viewing area for my young son. It was too tough for him to do it on the phone. Edit: I emailed the support team and they bought a Google Pixel Tablet and fixed this in the next release. So great. My son is. Ow using the app a lot on the tablet and it's really helping!

Love it! And the new update is great. Love the variety of body focus, instructors and fitness levels. Easy to customize to how you are feeling that day. Packs a lot into 10, 15, 20 minutes. Tracks well and easy to stay committed too. Definitely join the Facebook community, a huge part of the program (even if you don't interact). Have added the boxing gloves as well as the med ball, get all the equipment for the same monthly price!

Loving the app so far, however, ever since the latest update I am unable to click "see more" to see all the drills in the session before beginning.

the whole thing is behind a paywall for $16.99/month. for that much you can just watch youtube videos and do your own drills. not worth it!

Love how this guy does workouts. He is the best ever! Rich the boxing guy! The main reason I have bought and gifted DribbleUp to many of my friends!

Buyer beware. App is glitchy at times. My daughter got frustrated and stopped using. But the main reason for 1 star is they make it difficult to cancel so you keep getting charged $16.99/mo. I tried to cancel thru the app but never received the 6 digit code via email. Tried multiple times. Tried to chat, didn't work at first. No phone number to call. Chat doesn't give you option for a live person unless you select option for Smart Gear and App Support. They will refund some if you ask.

pay for a workout tool just to be forced to pay a subscription on the app or you're stuck with the 8 free workouts

DribbleUp needs to make the content more easily accessible. The ONLY way to view content is through the app. My son can't follow along with the tiny screen of a phone and I can't get the app on my laptop. 99% of mirroring apps want you to pay a fee to use and the other 1% is garbage. There needs to be a website to access videos so my son can use a laptop.

My wife got my son the baseball glove for Christmas. As fat as the app goes, the app works fine on my Pixel 6. It works on a phone, which is really the absolute minimum expectation, that's why it gets 2 stars here and not one. After that, I really don't have anything good to say about it. It only works on phones. No option for Chromebooks or TVs or anything with bigger screens, which is really needed for this app. Second, the service is really expensive. Would not recommend to anyone.

I like the app for the videos, workouts, and the progress tracker, the only issue I'm having is the fact that some of the sessions are not opening up the camera to track the ball for your reps. I really hope this gets fixed soon.