We’re always hard at work improving the app—and taking into consideration!—so that you’re having the best��911������ experience possible.��

That’s why on April 21 we released more exciting new features to the visual layout and functionality of the 911������ app. Each change makes your user experience that much cleaner, so you can get right to your workout.

These April 21 updates ���Գ����ܻ��:��

• One tab that features all 911������ workout options in one easy-to-navigate screen
• Updated selection screens for Trainer Classes and Punch Tracks so it’s easier to filter, find, and select the right workout for you
• The ability to delete a workout from your workout history so it no longer factors into your Profile metrics
• New user avatar image for the app menu profile tab so you don’t accidentally log a workout in another user’s account

As a part of this update, we also fixed a bug that caused some users to experience lights occasionally not showing up correctly in Punch Track workouts. Thanks to your feedback, we spotted and fixed the issue!

One Destination for All 911������ Workouts

In this latest app update, we’ve combined our “Workout” and “Quickplay” tabs into one easy-to-navigate screen. Now all your 911������ class options are in one place. This way you don’t have to toggle between tabs to find your next workout.��

Your workouts with 911������ include:

• Trainer Classes: Workouts led by . They feature rounds of boxing on 911������ interspersed with cardio and strength training exercises. Trainers also incorporate active recovery warm-up and cool-down stretches, ensuring you get a full workout from start to finish.

• Punch Tracks: One-song workouts that challenge you to choreograph your punches to the beat of the music. Each Punch Track has a unique hit combination and three different levels of difficulty, allowing you to choose the right level for you.

• ���貹�������Բ�������������DzԲ� Workouts where your Trainer is the DJ, walking you through different punch combinations before you spar on your own to the beat of the music.��

• Strength: Strength is a VR dumbbell-based workout that helps you build strength the right way. In Strength workouts, our certified trainers guide you through tried-and-true strength training exercises, incorporating real dumbbells and weights.��

New Punch Track and Trainer Class Selection Screens

We’ve also updated the selection screen for both Trainer Classes and Punch Tracks so you can easily filter and sort to find your next workout faster and more easily.��

Album-Focused Scrolling

For Punch Tracks, we’ve created an album-focused selection screen that offers a more visual scrolling experience. Select multiple Punch Tracks to create a workout playlist, with selections highlighted in green for easy viewing.��

Like the old view better? You can toggle back to the original list view by selecting the list button on the top right corner of the screen.��

New Filters and Sort Design

We’ve also updated the filter and sort design of both Punch Tracks and Trainer Classes.��

Filters now appear at the top of your screen with a quick drop-down option for faster navigation and presented as chips so you can easily see what filters are applied and remove a given filter with one click. ��

Activity History Revamp

Head to your Profile and you’ll find easier navigation related to your workout history with a new tab right at the top of your screen. No need to head all the way down to the bottom of your Profile! Now you can quickly click in and scroll to view all your workouts and their results in one place.��

Stay tuned for another update in May that’ll make searching your workout history even easier.��

Delete Workouts

Within this new activity history tab, you can now delete a workout from your workout history. All you have to do is select the tiny “X” button in the bottom right-hand corner of the workout.��

Once it’s removed, the workout will no longer pop up in your workout history and it won’t factor into your Profile metrics.��

Bottom Menu Profile Icon is Now your User Avatar

We’ve heard your feedback that��it’s easy to accidentally log a workout on your partner’s, roommate’s, or family member’s account. With this latest app update, we can help prevent that from happening.

Now, the image you upload to your profile is also your user avatar in the app menu at the bottom of your screen. Instead of seeing a generic icon for the profile tab of the menu banner at the bottom of the app screen, you’ll now see your own profile image.��

This makes it easier to quickly identify which user is logged in so you can avoid giving another user credit for your personal best!

What changes would make your��911������ experience even better? or to provide your feedback through user polls and interactive questions. Plus, get the chance to vote on your favorite artists and songs that you’d like to see in the��911������ app.