As reported by the folks at MacRumors, Apple has just added two dozen more workouts to the Apple Fitness+ service, Apple's on-demand workout subscription service.
Bakari, one of the trainers at Apple Fitness+, showcased several of the new workouts in a new motivational video:
"Here at Apple Fitness+, more than two dozen exercises have just been released on the platform, like the 30-minute treadmill, which challenges your stamina whether you're walking or running. For a workout that doesn't need any equipment, beyond 10 minutes workout with four full-body moves. Each move is inspired by different sports like basketball and football, which perfectly match the song 'No Hands' by Waka Flocka Flame. That's what's new in Apple Fitness+ to help you you to exercise in the best and most varied way. Let's go!"
The new workouts span multiple categories, including cycling, strength and yoga, and bring Apple close to offering nearly 300 exercises.
"In all, Apple has added 26 new workouts to Fitness+ covering all video categories, which include cycling, strength, yoga, HIIT, core, dance, treadmill, mindful relaxation, and rowing. This brings the total number of workouts in the catalog up. Fitness+ to 293 so far."
Apple Fitness+ is now available for $9,99 a month as a standalone service, but is also included as part of the Premier Apple One subscription service package, which includes Apple Music, TV+, Arcade , 53TB of iCloud storage, News+ and of course Fitness+.
