Dribbleup - Sports & Fitness Hack 9.17.0 + Redeem Codes

I’m really happy with this app and the smart medicine ball. I had gotten bored with my old workout routine, and was hoping this might be different. It is! Because the app keeps track of classes and reps, I’m more likely to work out because I don’t want to break my streak. It’s also interesting to see where you rank on the leaderboard. I didn’t think I would care about that, but it ups the challenge factor and makes me feel accomplished when I manage to move up. There are short 5-7 minute classes or longer classes so I can always find something that works with the time I have. You could easily never do the same workout twice. I have had no issues with the ball tracking, and there are lots of instructional drills to help you learn the moves properly and safely. Highly recommended!

First off, I’ve got to say I don’t write reviews but just could not go without letting people know how great this product is. We purchased this for our nine year old son to use. This is his first year to play basketball and we really don’t know much about the sport. Within just a few days he had watched the tutorials and absolutely could not put the basketball down! I asked my son what he thought of the experience and his exact words were “It’s fun and so easy to use!” This is one of the neatest and most awesome teaching tools I have seen and it’s really cool how it uses technology! Thank you DribbleUp for giving our family something to be excited about as we watch our son grow in the sport!

I bought the dribbleup basketball a little over 2 yrs ago. I have 3 sons and play myself, so I figured it would be a good investment. Initially I loved it, but my oldest son wasn’t thrilled about. No biggie since I bought it for the 2 coming up behind him who were 8 and 3 at the time. The app did have its issues (laggy at times, unresponsive in others, ineffective in natural sunlight), but the overall value and experience were worth it.

It had been a while since any of us had used the ball, and I decided to change that. I had all 3 of my sons back on the app using the ball, but because we had some new devices fresh app installs were needed. AND BOY WAS I SURPRISED!

The new UI is totally different(confusing). The previous version that I still have is much more streamlined and easier to navigate. 1 button opens a tab with everything I need, but there is no such button on the new version. I got frustrated trying to find the programs and workouts that I’m accustomed to, so much so that I almost told my son to forget the app and I’d instruct him.

Apparently the new app is totally separate from what we have on all of our old devices, and it can be downloaded with no interference to the previous version. But why would I do that???

This thing is clunky, bloated, and confusing.

No thank you.

DribbleUp is an awesome app. I am not the kind of person who writes reviews a lot, nor am I the kind of person that just jabber jaws about random stuff. DribbleUp is one of those apps that have different levels so that you can be challenged, but not to the point where you get too frustrated and quit. The videos are short, but they have upped my handling a lot. There is also many different sports. The people in the videos are nice and explain things well. I am a kid and could be playing with my friends instead, but I chose to write this review instead because of how much I love this app.

I never enjoyed exercising. I’m lazy 🤷🏼‍♀️ but I also like food way too much, and prefer not to look like a stuffed sausage myself. I took up running, but that only goes so far to slim and tone. So I took a leap of faith on the dribble up medicine ball and I’m so happy I did! There is a variety of levels to
Work out in, workouts to target different areas and a mix of live classes, recorded classes and drills. The challenges keep me motivated, and the watching my reps go up knowing I’m beating my PR keeps me going. I highly recommend it to shine looking to include some exercising into your every day! Totally worth it!

I’ve only had this for a week and I love it. I’ve done 1 live session and started the redefining fit program. This has really given me that challenge and routine that I so desperately needed. I was just doing random workouts and feeling totally lost, and I hate going to the gym and working out with other people so this is a great alternative. Plus the membership is cheaper than any gym membership that I know of. I will say you have to make sure your area is very will lit or your reps won’t be tracked properly.

The app works great, they keep adding updates and there’s little things to work around like sometimes if your shirts is a matching color the App will hate you but other than that, which is kind of expected, this is absolutely a wonderful work out app that actually is engaging me to work out daily. 100% recommend getting the med ball and use this app. Especially join the group! It’s super positive and friendly

The app is great and all but there are some issues. One I can’t change the color outline of my ball when it shows up on the screen. Excuse me but I want my purple outline on my soccer ball. Two it takes like one whole minute to end the fricking video. I don’t care about people who got a thousand reps I care about getting my dang points and moving on. Three I want to actually be able to have a chance to practice the moves even a little. I can’t just start learning a drill without knowing I have 20 seconds to do it. Not cool bro. Fix this and it will be five stars

I bought this for my 12yr old son for Christmas. Here are his thoughts so far. “I think that my ball control is definitely getting better, especially my left hand. I’ve learned to get low and stay low. I’m also learning new dribbling combinations that I think would have taken me longer on my own. The coach is nice and teaches effectively. The ball is easy to control and comfortable. The App is super user friendly and does a great job breaking down the classes.” -Jaxon

We have loved DU. We first purchased a few years ago and used it a little with soccer. As our kids have developed and gotten a little older they are using it more, challenging themselves and working in skills. We just added the basketball this year for a Christmas for our son. He has loved it so far and getting him something else besides a video game that is interactive and helpful in developing a skill I’m all for. Well done DU, keep up the good work.