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| Apple has officially announced its Fitness Plus fitness service |
Apple today announced that a new subscription service for Apple Watch-based virtual fitness classes is called Fitness Plus.
The US tech giant said: Fitness Plus can be used on its various devices, including: iPhone, iPad, and (Apple TV) Apple TV. The service is available for $ 9.99 a month or $ 79.99 a year. When purchasing a new Apple Watch, users receive three months of free service.
Fitness Plus is also being offered as part of the new subscription service (Apple One), which was also announced today. AppleOne said: The service will be available before the end of this year.
Apple said: Many exercises require only a set of dumbbells (heavy objects) or no equipment at all, giving users the flexibility to exercise wherever they want. There are 10 different types of exercises, including weight training, rowing, and a complete program for beginners. Users can choose exercises based on their duration, and Apple has announced plans to add new exercises once a week.
Apple said during the training: Users can view their statistics on the screen, such as: heart rate or calorie consumption. The company also promised to provide suggestions for in-depth training. New exercises are added every week, and all services are built into Apple Music. At the end of each exercise, the user receives a summary of all data.
It should be noted that Apple has always built fitness features such as exercise tracker into the Apple Watch smartwatch that allow users to view various activity indicators such as running, cycling, swimming or swimming. 'Rowing.
If the speed is too fast or too slow, the watch can alert the user during operation or provide detailed information about heart rate or steps per minute. Now Apple can help users take exercise and encourage them to complete a workout.
The news that Apple was working in a fitness division called "Seymour" first came to light last month when Bloomberg News announced that the company was planning to include it in the Apple One premium package.
Once launched, Fitness Plus will be available in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States.