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Got seven minutes? We’ve got the app.
Today The New York Times is offering a free mobile app for the popular Scientific 7-Minute Workout and the new Advanced 7-Minute Workout.
The workouts, reported by Gretchen Reynolds, our Phys Ed columnist, can now be installed on your smartphone or tablet, or used on your desktop computer.
The app offers a step-by-step guide to both 7-minute workouts, offering animated illustrations of the exercises, as well as a timer and audio cues to help you get the most out of your seven minutes.
In the coming months, we’ll offer additional Well fitness apps to give you a full library of workout options using your smartphone, tablet or computer as a personal fitness guide. If you have suggestions or feedback about the new apps, feel free to post a comment below. iPhone and iPad app users can leave comments here.
How To Install
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On an iOS device, open this link. Tap the “Bookmark” button, then “Add to Home Screen.” The app is then usable even if you don’t have an Internet connection.
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On an Android device, use the Chrome browser to open this link. Then tap the “Menu” button, then “Add to Home Screen.” The app is then usable even if you don’t have an Internet connection.
To use on a desktop or other device, click here.