One year after its introduction, Apple is using Fitness + in France. Opportunity to tell you about this service for Apple Watch owners.
At the Apple conference, where it was announced IPhone 13, Apple announced the arrival Fitness + service in France this fall. Apple also announced that if you buy something brand new, you will have three months of free month to enjoy the service Apple Watch Series7.
Enriched by the passage of new functions such as service Share Play Integration For example. You can share your fitness + sessions with up to 32 people, with real-time health information being shared on the iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. The same evening Apple deliveredIPad 9 And thisIPod Mini6.
The application is enriched with new functions, Such as Pilates and Guided Meditation. Apple also has a special plan for the skiing season.
What is Fitness +?
To use Fitness Plus, you need at least one Apple Watch Series 3 (Or the most recent model) to take advantage of all the functions related to the health of the service. Note that you can use the service on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. Everything happens in the form application. These are fitness classes designed by Apple experts. The idea is that you can play the game where you are best.
The service also offers a variety of cardio workouts such as cycling, treadmill classes and rowing, which require specialized equipment. But there are classes that don’t require any materials like dance classes. This is what weight training is all about, you can use the dumbbells as you wish.
The service uses data from the Apple Watch that appears at the top left of the screen: heart rate, number of calories consumed … thus comparing this data with others.
We do not yet know the prices charged in France. In the US, it costs $ 9.99 per month (or $ 29.99 per month with the Apple One Premier subscription). When the service becomes available this fall 2021 you will definitely have to pay around 10 euros a month in France.
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