6 months Whoop 4.0: My life has changed.

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[@thefranserrano.tattoo]

I hate that there’s not a good alternative to WHOOP. 30 euros monthly is insane

[@wwzzyyy]

You can pay annually though

[@pierrex3226]

Vaguely recent Garmin products do the same thing, as far as I can tell. No subscription

[@toucaniclucifer4069]

​@@pierrex3226 Thanks so much! I hadn't heard of Garmin before and they seem to be a much better option compared to the whoop.

[@jeffsebestyen4666]

I love the production on this channel. All the little cut scenes of you look like they are right from a commercial.

[@5tahlin]

After watching this video for 14 minutes, I still don't really understand how collecting all this data actually improves your life? What does it tell you, that you don't already know by listening to your body?

[@josef6126]

I see some utility if you have some physical condition, like in the heart or something. Also it gives some information on oxygen levels and stuff. But unless you need that info it seems like consumerism to me. And social signaling.

[@sleepinbed]

I use a Huawei watch for cycling, and there are some genuinely useful things it tells me. It will tell me how much time I spent with different metabolism (aerobic vs anaerobic), and it will give me a grade for how much of an improvement that particular session has made for me in both metabolic processes, which is important to me since I do sprints. It also measures strain and estimates my recovery time, which I find genuinely useful, along with tracking my speed and route. But by far the most useful thing is actually telling me how long I've slept for, and I'd get the whoop strap for the sleeping metrics. This is because I have sleeping difficulties. :') The point is, my regular watch has all the features that are genuinely useful to me in what I do, so the whoop makes no sense, but sleeping data would be very beneficial to me because I have difficulties, so I think this is only really useful to people who have a genuine need for it :)

[@keiraneagen3336]

I think it is targeted at high performing athletes who care about this data. I wear it and my coach uses the data that uploads to my Training Peaks every day to monitor my recovery and fatigue throughout training blocks. If I wasn't an athlete I would not wear one. I think the regular person should get a smart watch and get way more functionality, but for me this is the best option!

[@ztb4393]

It’s a good way of quantifying your performance, helping you understand the scale of your progress and how much you have to do to progress.

[@cds5067]

Better to have and not use than need and not have, Sir.

[@l.ka.6663]

I wear a nice Rolex left arm and the fitbit charge 6. With the fitbit app I have all necessairy datas and on the whatch is a small display (when not wearing the Rolex)

[@dexterie]

Been playing with the idea of getting a Whoop. But I can’t justify wearing something else other than a watch. I hate accessories. I don’t wear rings. But I wear a watch. So an Apple Watch + Athlytic does the same as a whoop 🤷🏻‍♂️ And a lot cheaper. Do I need all this data? I don’t know. But I’m learning what my behaviour (food, rest, alcohol, etc) means for my health data.

[@mohammedbouayad415]

Please add time stamps

[@RaymondLuke-rs8lj]

There is a very clear reason for strain going to 21! Suggest you do some more reading.

[@Kevinjimtheone]

$30/month is crazy. Why does everything have to be a subscription, man?

[@AbhishekSelvakumar]

thats how they generate revenue for their years of R&D and lean scaling

[@igorbolev1553]

Imagine there were other ways to fund it before. Now it’s just pay per minute of your content-rich life. Hate it

[@user-nz4ox9qv3t]

What is the flip phone used in this video?

[@EmilianoSanchez-jv6ph]

Does anyone knows if you need another “wristband” for wearing your whoop in the bicep??

[@MrPukMaster]

Pay 30 euros per month to use a product you already bought💀💀💀

[@TMKFilmsCH]

30 bucks is not in addition to buying, it‘s instead of it. Yearly plan is 22 a month.

[@joaopepa]

My Garmin instinct 2 has all the sensors, all the data and training and health. information and algorithms, and it cost little over 200 once ! but has a screen, GPS, training information and programs, and 30 days of battery life. I am a watch guy that wears mechanical watches so I looked into woop, but it is stupid expensive with the subscription and all. I just wear the garmin at night and workouts it gives all the health and fitness information onward can want

[@szmr]

3:46 even a dot matrix could look cool on the Whoop

[@craigward26]

The whoop is not just a step counter, haha . It is unable to track steps 😂

[@0xjdion]

Why steps are important? It's not a good metric.

[@nithink4354]

WHOOP is gonna be a game changer in fitness industry

[@warrenvazquez]

The worst thing is that the data is consistently poor and frequently it is objectively wrong. I’ve tried two generations of whoop with the same random spikes in hr etc. the strain score and recommendations therefore are based on flawed information. Virtually useless. The only thing that was helpful was the habit tracker (which you can benefit from without the tech)

[@AminCherni-ul9tq]

Hi du hast auch ein Deutschen Kanal oder

[@alfred-ix8pg]

How can it know how much my body is « strained »?

[@Antisympathy]

Can it count calorie intake then measure the calorie deficit would need?

[@WenWuerdestDuVernaschen]

How and why should it be possible

[@iamkyros2233]

Yeah it also counts your micro nutrients and it tells you how many more chicken breast you need to hit your daily intake goals.

[@davide_tamborrini]

only thing holding me back from buying it is price: more than 400€ every 2 year as a young person is still too much

[@fact6360]

Junge nice! Gute Idee auch den content auf englisch zu machen!😊

[@jammies701]

Nice vid mate. Seemsahead in some ways, but they got too cocky with that ridiculous fucking price

[@weekendwarrior8179]

The price per month is ridiculous. And I made a quick bicep band from fabric I bought online that cost $2 instead of $40. But it needs at least an alarm, payment, and notifications.

[@rajatchorghe7236]

I like ultra human ring more

[@youcreateyourownstory]

I have been wearing my WHOOP now for four years, it is hands-down, not only the best fitness tracker, but one of the only must have subscriptions in my life. I wear an Apple Watch and a WHOOP, I mainly use the Apple Watch as a simple device to know, phone calls and text messages, and a WHOOP does the rest. Having the ability to track your sleep, journal, and then use all the data to actually improve. Your life has been life-changing for me. Could not recommend WHOOP more if you want to take your health seriously! Also, a common misconception about WHOOP is that you don’t need one because you don’t work out or are not an active lifestyle person, that could not be more incorrect as it is more so designed for your every day life not just your workouts.

[@mattb2906]

Do you work there? lol this was a very raving review

[@youcreateyourownstory]

@@mattb2906 no, not at all. I did not even know what they were until a gym in which was a client of mine started using the product after they were given a few subscriptions by WHOOP. We all got one month free, after that, we had a decision, whether to keep it or not. I was hooked, absolutely have been buying it every single month since, the product, and the data is far too valuable in my daily life.

[@usaindian1704]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *📊 Whoop 4.0 is more than a step counter, offering intelligent health tracking to improve habits and overall well-being.* 04:05 *⌚ Whoop 4.0 utilizes continuous pulse measurement and advanced algorithms to calculate personalized metrics like recovery and strain, enhancing accuracy.* 06:48 *📝 Whoop 4.0's journal feature provides insights into daily habits' impact on health, motivating users to adopt positive behaviors and eliminate negative ones.* 09:17 *💤 Whoop 4.0 offers in-depth sleep tracking, including sleep quality, consistency, heart rate variability, and more, aiding in optimizing rest and recovery.* 12:44 *💰 Whoop 4.0 operates on a subscription model, offering continuous updates and improvements, making it a worthwhile investment for health-conscious individuals.* Made with HARPA AI

[@koto9x]

thx

[@AntonsGarage]

Nuh, I’ve yet to meet a person in real life wearing it. All the athletes and KZbinrs get a free one along with affiliate code to promote…just like you. Reddit full of people that got scammed into it and returned theirs me including.

[@amanalki1]

I disagree, I got one, decided it was expensive and never renewed it. Since then I have tried cheap watchs and expensive ones including Garmin and Fitbit and none have been no where near as accurate. It also works with tattoos which many devices don't as the ink can block the light the device uses to track your metrics. Am going back to them, really wish it just showed the time but it's not a deal breaker for me.

[@Y2hlc3Rlcg]

deal breaker : 11:33

[@levivonkalben5361]

It does take all measurements without internet though, it just synchronizes them later so you can look at the app only with internet i guess. For long hikes without internet this might be annoying but if your phone dies or you dont have internet for a couple hours it still tracks everything. Been wearing it for half a month only though ^^

[@Y2hlc3Rlcg]

@@levivonkalben5361 yeah, it make sense now. thanks for clarifying

[@pierrex3226]

I have a Garmin fenix 6 pro. It tracks sleep, HR, hrv, has a body battery measurement that depletes throughout the day, and given that I train 10+ hours a week, it's keeping tabs on my performance, recovery, vo2max, training load and so on. No subscription. Last time I looked at Whoop, I couldn't find a reason to even try it. I'll blow my dad before I pay 30 EUR a month to track that data.

[@mikhaelmacherkevich6201]

Excuse me, sir, what does 'blow your dad' means?

[@pierrex3226]

@@mikhaelmacherkevich6201 it's a Bo Burnham song, "I'll blow my dad before I eat a burrito with a fork"

[@mikhaelmacherkevich6201]

@@pierrex3226 Thanks :)

[@velosoph02]

Whoop is way overpriced and overrated. Get a Garmin wearable like forerunner 965. Has the same metrics and even a display and no subscription fees… how you know it’s no good? You are constantly being spammed with ads by whoop. Never seen a garmin ad. They are the market leader…

[@jllariva]

The forerunner 965 is 600+ dollars

[@jllariva]

Even paying a subscription with whoop a year, it’s less expensive than the garmin

[@velosoph02]

@@jllariva Well. Why would you wear a garmin for less than a year?

[@jllariva]

@@velosoph02 touché

[@kingleo_95]

First!!

[@amitpower9455]

Snob value for the ultra rich😂

[@DerAppleMacFan1]

First German 😂😂

[@RathOX]

whoop cant even track steps

[@youcreateyourownstory]

Because steps truly have no impact on your physical health. Steps would be tracked via strain, which is automatically calculated into your personal algorithm for your body. Steps are virtually worthless in the sense of knowing what they are doing for you. This is far more in depth,and if you want something to track your steps, then obviously you have the ability to wear something else. Knowing you walked 10,000 steps today doesn’t tell me where my body is in the sense of physical strain for that day.

[@Lasershock]

@@youcreateyourownstory he is pointing out the irony as the video opens with "whoop is more then a step counter"

[@cds5067]

Too expensive, trust me i can improve my life a lot more with money than an ugly bracelet.

[@Motive13524]

Useless

[@yousuckmorethanido]

knowing the time and heart rate when I run seems essential. bonus for displaying notifications. wearing 2 watches is dumb... it would have been nicer with a basic screen