Adrian Peterson Driven Review
Price: $2.99
Version Reviewed: 1.1
Device Reviewed On: iPhone 5
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Feel like there are too many fitness apps out there aimed at novices? Give Adrian Peterson Driven a try. It's full of attitude and it's clearly been designed with the stronger, more active user in mind. It should give those users a simple and straightforward workout to pursue each day, too.
The app flounders, admittedly, right at the start. While Facebook signup is a breeze, entering details manually involves guessing what information has to go where on an input form. Fortunately, Adrian Peterson Driven is otherwise pretty stylish and well-designed.
It's not possible to adapt things manually within the app - users are restricted to what this workout feels is best - but it's quite a good all-rounder, with further packs available at a price. It's possible to compare with friends using the app too, further adding some reason to compete and get better. Being able to go back to earlier days is a bonus, as well, for those who want to brush up on past skills.
Brimming with attitude and a macho interface, Adrian Peterson Driven isn't going to be for the faint-hearted. It doesn't gently guide its users to fitness; it expects them to need an extra bit of drive, but to already have many of the basic skills required. Depending on one's skill level, that's either refreshing in a field full of apps designed for novices, or intimidating. Either way, Adrian Peterson Driven is a well made app, right down to its offline capabilities.