Apple Fitness+ App
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Apple’s new fitness subscription service
- Available late fall 2023
- $9.99/month or $79.99/year
- Video and audio workouts
- Compatible with iPhone 8 or later or iPhone 6 paired with Apple Watch Series 3 or later
Pros & Cons
What We Like...
- 11 different types of workouts
- Free trial for Apple watch users
- Cheaper than other fitness memberships like Peloton and iFIT
What Needs Improvement...
- Not currently available
- No customer reviews on quality of workouts
- Less variety of classes than competitors
Product Summary
Apple Fitness+ is a new subscription service to stream video and audio workouts. According to Apple, the service will be released late fall 2023.
Currently, there are over 3,000 workouts covering 11 types of workouts and meditation. The classes include HIIT, yoga, walking, and treadmill runs and range from 5 to 45 minutes. The classes can be completed with or without equipment.
Additionally, all the workouts feature modifications so people of all fitness levels can participate. Apple has also grouped some classes into collections, such as Workouts for Beginners. There are also goal-based programs like 30-Day Core Challenge and Stronger Arms, Chest, and Back in 21 Days.
The classes can all be accessed with just an iPhone; however, if you have an Apple watch your personalized data like heart rate and activity rings will appear on screen. There are currently 25 Fitness+ trainers that create classes and work with Apple Music experts to create playlists for their classes.
Specs
Free option | No |
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Activities | 11 Types Of Workouts |
Subscription | Yes, $9.99/month Or $79.99 Annually |
Summary
Apple’s new Fitness subscription app offers thousands of workouts ready to release Fall 2023. The platform will likely have the same interface and functionality as other Apple products, but we can’t speak to the quality of workouts yet.