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The Force is strong with this virtual fitness program.

It’s May 4th, aka Star Wars Day, the one time of year we all come together as a community to share our love of George Lucas’ iconic science-fiction franchise. It’s been a phenomenal few years for fans with the premiere of Andor, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and season three of The Mandalorian.

Today, VR fitness platform Supernatural is giving fans even more to celebrate with a new Star Wars-themed workout set to a handful of instantly-recognizable tracks from the original saga. This includes “Cantina Band,” “End Title,” “Imperial Attack,” “Main Title,” The Imperial March (Darth Vader’s Theme),” and “The Throne Room.”

Credit: Supernatural

“Today is the day! May The Fourth Be With You – the epic Star Wars workout is coming back to VR fitness app Supernatural to transport you to a galaxy far, far away!” said the company in an official release.

“Help Coach Doc triumph over the Dark Side in this heart-pumping Star Wars Day Flow workout, fueled by your favorite tracks from the saga. This workout will only be available until May 5th, so don’t miss your chance to jump into your VR headset and show us what you’ve got!”

For those unfamiliar, Supernatural is a VR fitness platform that immerses you in a variety of challenging VR workouts led by professional instructors and set to a playlist of popular tracks from major artists across all genres.

This exclusive Star Wars workout will only be available until May 5th, so you’ll want to act fast.

For more information visit getsupernatural.com.

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VR fitness continues to evolve at a rapid pace.

Liteboxer, the VR fitness app for Meta Quest 2 headsets, today announced the launch of Total Body, an all-new full-body workout led by Liteboxer professional trainers. Whereas previous workouts focused primarily on boxing, Total Body has you performing a variety of different movements designed to work the entirety of your body.

You’ll perform everything from battle ropes and lung lines to squat ropes and speed bags. Pretty much everything you need to get your sweat on. Meanwhile, Liteboxer software trackers your movements and measures your performance based on accuracy, force, and timing. This data is used to provide you with estimated calories burned.

Similar to Supernatural, another popular VR fitness app, workouts are synched to the beat of popular music from artists like Justin Beiber, Lady Gaga, and The Weeknd. Former “Bachelor” and Liteboxer brand ambassador Matt James recently appeared on The View to demonstrate the new Total Body workout.

“Liteboxer has captured what is intrinsically motivating about having a coach in your face pushing you to get in a couple more reps and bring it to the headset, for a fraction of the cost of a gym membership and with the convenience of not having to leave your home! So no need for that $3,000 rower,” said the company.

Liteboxer is available free on the Meta Quest 2. The free plan allows you access to a set number of Punch Track workouts and Trainer Classes. There’s also a premium subscription for $14.99 per month that unlocks even more content.

For more information visit here.

Image Credit: Liteboxer

Celebrate Star Wars Day With This Intense VR Workout

VR Fitness App Liteboxer Adds Full-Body Workouts