Jay Blahnik, a fitness industry veteran, is Apple’s vice president of fitness technologies
Apple Fitness+ is now available in 15 additional countries, including the UAE and Saudi Arabia. All photos: Apple
Fitness+ features studio-style workouts with users able to see their Apple Watch metrics on screen in real time
Workouts currently available include high-intensity interval training, strength, yoga, dance, core, cycling, Pilates, meditation, treadmill (for running and walking), rowing and a mindful cool-down, with new content from each instructor added every week
Fitness+ was designed for everyone, irrespective of their fitness levels, abilities or age, Apple says
The idea is to give users, irrespective of their fitness levels or how busy they are, that little push to stay healthy
Accessible on the iPhone, iPad or via Apple TV, Fitness+ integrates real-time data from the Apple Watch
Programmes have also been designed to help users reach their specific goals, from Workouts for Pregnancy, Workouts for Beginners, Meditations for Beginners and even Get Ready for Snow Season
Those short on time can also select the duration for their workouts, which can be as short as five minutes or as long as 45 minutes, and Fitness+ will offer up suggestions for what's best suited to you
A feature called Artist Spotlight, where the entire playlist for a workout is dedicated to a single musician, is also available
Time to Walk features guests and celebrities from around the world who encourage people to walk more often while they share stories, photos and even songs
Subscriptions are priced Dh36.99 per month or Dh149.99 per year
All workouts are conducted in English, and subtitles are available in Brazilian Portuguese, English, French, German, Italian, Russian and Spanish
Apple chief executive Tim Cook showcasing the expansion of Apple Fitness+ during a special event at Apple Park in Cupertino, California
Jay Blahnik, a fitness industry veteran, is Apple’s vice president of fitness technologies
Apple Fitness+ is now available in 15 additional countries, including the UAE and Saudi Arabia. All photos: Apple
Fitness+ features studio-style workouts with users able to see their Apple Watch metrics on screen in real time
Workouts currently available include high-intensity interval training, strength, yoga, dance, core, cycling, Pilates, meditation, treadmill (for running and walking), rowing and a mindful cool-down, with new content from each instructor added every week
Fitness+ was designed for everyone, irrespective of their fitness levels, abilities or age, Apple says
The idea is to give users, irrespective of their fitness levels or how busy they are, that little push to stay healthy
Accessible on the iPhone, iPad or via Apple TV, Fitness+ integrates real-time data from the Apple Watch
Programmes have also been designed to help users reach their specific goals, from Workouts for Pregnancy, Workouts for Beginners, Meditations for Beginners and even Get Ready for Snow Season
Those short on time can also select the duration for their workouts, which can be as short as five minutes or as long as 45 minutes, and Fitness+ will offer up suggestions for what's best suited to you
A feature called Artist Spotlight, where the entire playlist for a workout is dedicated to a single musician, is also available
Time to Walk features guests and celebrities from around the world who encourage people to walk more often while they share stories, photos and even songs
Subscriptions are priced Dh36.99 per month or Dh149.99 per year
All workouts are conducted in English, and subtitles are available in Brazilian Portuguese, English, French, German, Italian, Russian and Spanish
Apple chief executive Tim Cook showcasing the expansion of Apple Fitness+ during a special event at Apple Park in Cupertino, California
Jay Blahnik, a fitness industry veteran, is Apple’s vice president of fitness technologies