There is disagreement in the community over who will stay and continue paying membership fees and who will leave. Supernatural has over 3,000 texts available on the service, so although new content will not be added, some believe there is a lot of content left in the library. Other users are concerned about how Supernatural will continue to license music from big-name bands.
Chip told me, “Supernatural is amazing, but I’m canceling it because of this.” “The library is bigger, so there’s plenty to keep you busy, but not at the same price.”
There are other VR workout experiences like FitXR or even VR Staples hit saberWhich gives rise to a lot of Supernatural’s design concepts. Still, they do not reach the same level for many supernatural faithful.
“I’m going to put it off until they turn the lights out on us,” says Stephanie Wong, a Bay Area accountant. “It’s not the app. It’s the community, and it’s the coaches we really care about.”
Welcome to the new age
I tried out Supernatural’s Together feature on Wednesday, the day after the layoff. That’s where I met Chip and Alissa. When we could stop to catch our breath, we talked about upcoming changes to the service. They played playlists with a mix of past seasons or regularly changing music hosted by Jane Fonda. This was an artist series consisting entirely of Imagine Dragons songs.
In the session, as we moved blocks, mesmerized by this shirtless guy’s humming, Supernatural coach DeWanna Olsen’s recorded narration serenaded us.
“Take advantage of these moments,” Olsen said while we were punching. “Use these activities to remind yourself what an amazing life you still have to live.”
Frankly, it was downright refreshing. And bitter-sweet. We finished another round drenched in sweat, panting and puffing. Chip, Alissa and I high-fived like crazy and got ready for round two.
“Beautiful,” Alisa said. “It’s very beautiful, isn’t it?”
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