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Apple shares behind the scenes of its most “active” service!
Lately, content creators dedicated to Apple have been interested in sharing experiences that speak to the work of the company, beyond its famous products. Thus, a YouTuber recently shared the process of disassembling the iPhone, thanks to the Daisy robot and this week, her colleague iJustine visited the Apple Fitness+ studiosmore closely sharing the work behind this health-focused app.
iJustine visited the large Fitness+ studio in Los Angeles where she 27 trainers record lessons in a room with 13 robotic cameras. One of the most curious data was precisely to discover that thanks to the great deployment of technology, coaches can record their routines completely on their own.
Here’s the behind-the-scenes look at Apple Fitness+
Justine was also able to interview trainers and Apple Fitness+ Vice President Jay Blahnik, who touted the commitment to helping people stay active:
“We’ve had a great time innovating and we’re going to keep pushing. We’re really committed to this idea of trying to accommodate as many people as possible, no matter where they are on their fitness journey, to bring them in.”
Apple Fitness+ is Apple’s fitness service launched in 2020. With more workouts being added all the time and available in hundreds of countries, Apple has repeatedly stated that the initiative is part of its commitment to encourage users to be more active and help them with their health.
In an interview previously shared by Blahnik, during a similar British GQ visit, he acknowledges the positive effect of the service and how it makes it easier for users to lead more active lives:
“People are coming home to work and to the gym, but we created Fitness+ long before there was even the notion of a pandemic. One of the things we are most excited about is that we can meet the user anywhere and anytime; we see this as an opportunity rather than a challenge.
Currently, Apple Fitness+ is available as a service from monthly subscription which costs 9.99 dollars per month or 79.99 dollars per yearor as part of a bundle of multiple Apple One entertainment apps.
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