Apple Fitness+: Everything about the new features and programs
Apple Fitness+: Strava integration, inspiring content & tailored workouts for every fitness level. Discover the highlights now!
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Apple Fitness+ is a fitness subscription service developed by Apple that launched in December 2020. The service offers a variety of guided workout videos led by expert trainers, covering various fitness categories such as yoga, cycling, running, strength training, dance, and more. Apple Fitness+ is seamlessly integrated with Apple Watch, allowing users to experience personalized and interactive workouts.
Apple Fitness+ gets new features next week
Apple today announced an expansion of the content offerings of its video workout service Apple Fitness+. Starting Monday, Fitness+ will add kickboxing as a new workout type...
Apple Fitness+: Coming soon to iPhone users
Apple Fitness+: Starting with iOS 16.1, users can use the subscription-based service without an Apple Watch.
Apple Fitness+: New content coming soon
Apple today somewhat surprisingly announced new content for Apple Fitness+, including Collections and a "Time for Running" feature.
Apple Fitness+: "Time to Walk" with Prince William
Apple today announced that Britain's Prince William will appear in "Time to Go" and Apple Music on December 6th...
Apple Fitness+: How to view training summaries
If you regularly workout in Apple Fitness+, you'll want to see your workout summaries.
Apple Fitness+: How to adjust training data
When you do a workout through Apple Fitness+, you can make some minor adjustments to the metrics displayed.
Apple Fitness+: How to save a workout to your favorites
Apple Fitness+ offers a variety of different workouts, so you may find one or two that you like.
Apple Fitness+: How to pause and resume workouts
Apple Fitness+ is a service integrated into the Apple Watch. Of course, workouts can also be paused and resumed.
Apple Fitness+: How to subscribe to the service
How to subscribe: Apple Fitness+ has been available in additional countries since November 3rd, including Germany.
