Pursue Fitness

Needed a meal plan fast because my new shift pattern meant I was living on crisps and whatever was in the car. Signed up on my phone during a break and got in straight away. Only niggle is the app took a while to load the first time and i had to log in twice before it let me see the week's menu.

I needed something to help keep my weight steady after my knee op meant I couldn't get to the gym for a while. I've been with them for years now and the plans have changed a lot, for the better I think. The portions are right and the recipes don't need anything fancy from the shop. Happy to keep going.

Compared to the plan I was paying for at my local gym, this works out cheaper and the meals are less effort to prep. The only niggle is the delivery window was a bit wide and I had to wait in for most of the morning. Food was fresh though and I'd keep using it.

Got the protein powder mainly because it was the cheapest one on the list. It mixes okay but has a bit of a grainy texture if you don't shake it properly. Went through the tub fast and it did the job for my lifts.

The progress tracker is what I liked most, it puts your weight and measurements on one chart. I've been logging for a while and it's easy to see what's moving. Nothing more to add.

The weekly prep guide is the bit I've kept using since I first signed up, years ago now. It tells you what to batch cook on the Sunday and what can go in the freezer, which saves me a lot of faff midweek. Not a single problem with the account or the payments in all that time.

Compared to the other programmes I've tried over the last few years, this is quite a lot better at explaining why the plan looks the way it does. The training part is sensible for someone who's been lifting a while and doesn't waste time on basics. Price is fair for what you get and the progress tracking is clear. I'll stick with it.

I compared a few options before picking this, including a gym nutrition plan that cost nearly twice as much. This one gives you the meal structure and the training schedule for less, and the swaps list is useful when you can't get something in the shop. Nothing flashy, but it did what I needed and I've not had any issues since starting.

Needed something structured after the baby because I had no time to plan meals and kept grabbing toast for dinner. Set up the account one evening while feeding and the first week's shopping list was already there the next morning. Recipes are simple enough to do with one hand, which is about as much as I can ask for right now.

Got the workout videos mainly because the plan side felt a bit much for me. They're short, the instructor talks you through it without being annoying, and I can do them in my room. Only been using it a few weeks but I'm already sleeping better.

First time I've used them and the first thing I noticed was how quick the sign up was, took about five minutes. The plan itself arrived on the day it said it would. One small thing, I couldn't find the option to change my start date so I had to message them.

I needed a plan when I started the new job because my shift pattern kept changing and I was eating whatever was quickest. I compared it with a couple of other meal planners and this one let me move days around without it breaking. The customer support took a couple of days to reply when I had a question about a missing ingredient, which was a bit slow. Otherwise it's been a good fit for my week.

The plan cost less than what I was paying for the gym's diet sheet, and it's a lot more useful. Signing up took a few minutes and I had my first week's meals and shopping list straight away. The weekly shopping list saves me from wandering round the supermarket aimlessly, which I used to do every Sunday. I've been using it for about three months now and my weight has settled where I wanted it.

Yes, get it if you want a proper plan that doesn't feel like a punishment. Ordering was quick, the app works well on my phone, and I've stuck with it for seven weeks now. Customer chat replied within the hour when I had a question about dairy swaps.

Good, if you're tracking carefully and want the numbers laid out properly. I compared it with two other apps and this one shows the micronutrients as well as calories, which the others hide behind a paywall. The recipe book took a while to sort into categories and the search could be a bit more sensitive. Still, I've got through a month without feeling like I'm guessing.

I went for the high protein bundle because I was already tracking macros and wanted something that matched. The portions are right for what I need and the labels show protein per serving clearly, which I appreciated. Delivery arrived on the day they said and everything was cold and in good nick.

Honestly it does the job. Sign up was quick and the plan lands in the app straight away. Only thing is the recipe photos don't always match what you actually cook, but the steps are clear.

Way better than the free calorie app I was using before, which kept asking me to pay to unlock basics. This one just gives you a plan straight away and the workouts are short enough to actually do before uni. Not much else to say, it does the job.

Yes, it's worth it if you already know a bit about nutrition and want a plan that treats you like an adult. I've tried plenty of programmes over the years and this one explains the reasoning behind the calorie targets without being preachy. The meal timing guide was the part I didn't expect to find useful, and the app is quick to log food in. Been using it for a few months now and I'm still happy with it.