FitnessClass for the Apple iPad is an exercise video marketplace application. The app features over 230 workout videos ranging from yoga and pilates to dance aerobics, target area toning and weight training. Users can browse through a list of video search options, including exercise type, length, equipment, instructor, company and difficulty level. They can keep track of which videos they did and when, as well as how many calories they burned in each workout.http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fitnessclass/id348715624?mt=8#

The FitnessClass app is free to download from the iTunes store, though each individual video has its own price (typically $1.99). Upon registration to PumpOne, users can access seven free full-length videos to begin.http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=6QxJet7Rd-8 Exercise videos can then be purchased for a 30-day or unlimited use.http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fitnessclass/id348715624?mt=8#

• Seven free full-length videos upon download of FitnessClass app
• Estimation of calories burned per video
• Preview of each video before purchase
• 30-day or unlimited purchases
• Introduction to instructor, class description and difficulty level
• Standard-definition and high-definition video options
• Search filter: by equipment, instructor, company, video length or workout goals
• Over 230 total fitness videos
• Ability to use personal iTunes music for the background music of certain videos
• Workout statuses posted to Facebook and Twitter
• Streaming technology to resume video when app closes
• Class bundles for multiple videos at discount priceshttp://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fitnessclass/id348715624?mt=8#

Sean, technology guru for Mahalo.com, gives the FitnessClass iPad app a score of four out of five stars. He claims that the app does "quite a bit for what it is." The 230 videos have more than enough variety to suit each person's preferences and workout goals. He suggests that anyone with an iPad who is interested in fitness videos should download FitnessClass, "because the app is free and does come with seven free fitness videos."http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QxJet7Rd-8&feature=player_embedded

Sean claims that the downside to the app is that the videos only stream and cannot be downloaded locally to the iPad's memory. Therefore, users can only access the FitnessClass app where there is WiFi or 3G, and are unable to open the videos from their personal files. For this reason, Sean could not give the app a score of five out of five stars, though its other features are certainly impressive.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QxJet7Rd-8&feature=player_embedded