Apple has revealed that its Fitness+ digital workout platform will extend its presence to over two dozen new locations on December 15, greatly enhancing its international footprint. This growth encompasses nations like Chile, Hong Kong, India, the Netherlands, Singapore, and Taiwan, while Japan is set to join the offerings in early 2026.
To improve accessibility, Apple plans to launch digitally dubbed versions of workouts and meditations in Spanish and German, with Japanese dubbing anticipated in the future. This feature employs a synthesized voice inspired by the actual voices of Fitness+ trainers, enabling users to choose their desired audio language during workouts. New dubbed episodes will be available weekly, alongside the original English versions.
The service is also introducing K-Pop as a music genre for workouts, addressing varied musical tastes. Jay Blahnik, Apple’s VP of Fitness Technologies, highlighted the smooth integration of Fitness+ across Apple devices, offering users real-time metrics and encouragement to maintain a healthier lifestyle.
Despite the expansion, there are indications that the future of Fitness+ is under evaluation at Apple amid organizational changes. In the U.S., Fitness+ is available for $9.99 monthly or $79.99 annually, with Family Sharing options. It is also part of the Apple One Premiere subscription, which combines several Apple services.
Fitness+ is optimized for use with an Apple Watch, enabling users to monitor personal metrics during workouts, although it can also be accessed on iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV 4K. Users can also stream content via AirPlay to compatible devices. For further information, the complete announcement can be found in Apple’s official newsroom.
