Looking for a digital personal trainer? Apple Watch could be a perfect device. Apple offers plenty of subscription services including iCloud, Apple Arcade, Apple News+, and Apple TV+. Recently, Apple has added a new service named Fitness+ for the Apple Watch users. The main goal to launch this app is to help the users to focus on their fitness and manage their workout routine.
The Fitness+ service offers a variety of workout videos. Users can start their Fitness+ service anytime they want. However, if anyone is not ready to pay for the service yet, they can get a free one-month trial to get familiar or get proper information about the service. So if anyone is interested in Fitness+, here’s how they can sign up.
Steps to Sign Up for Apple Fitness+
To activate the Fitness+ service, users must have Apple Watch 3 or above. Also, iOS and iPadOS must be of version 14 or above. Once the basic requirements finally met, here’s what users will have to do:
Find the Activity app and open it.
Find the Fitness+ tab on the bottom of the display.
Now a Fitness+ tab will open and will inform you about its usage.
Click on Continue.
Click on Try it Free and get started.
Now select the subscription plan that will be active once the trial is over.
Click on Try it Free to proceed.
Now users will have to verify the subscription purchase using their Touch ID or Face ID.
So here is everything users will need to follow to start their Fitness+ service.
Once the subscription is active, users can do more customization in Apple Watch. Users will find workout routines, videos on their iPhone and iPad even if they are not accessing their Apple Watch. Users can also watch Fitness+ videos on Apple TV, but users will have to connect their Apple Watch and their Apple TV to the same Wi-Fi network.
Currently, Finess+ service is available in some specific countries including the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand. Any user who is unable to find the Fitness+ section in their Fitness app will have a wait a little longer until the new service arrives.
The monthly Fitness+ plan costs $9.99, while the yearly plan costs $79.99 in the USA.
The good thing about the plan is that it can be accessed by 6 users.
If any user is not satisfied with the Fitness+ subscription, they can cancel it anytime. However, if anyone only wants to try out the trial version, they must cancel the subscription plan before the trial period is over.
Conclusion
Every year, Apple improves its Apple Watch to help the users to stay fit in a better way. Apple is working towards making their Apple Watch and fitness apps more helpful, so most likely the Fitness+ will improve as well.
