Paying $14.99 a month for workout videos when you can find them free on YouTube might seem pricey, but Josh Taylor finds some advantages
I abandoned my paltry selection of panic-bought fitness equipment and the hastily cobbled-together workout videos from my local gym fairly quickly over the course of Melbourne’s 2020 lockdowns. But there was one thing that kept me moving: closing my rings.
With the launch of Apple Fitness+, a streaming workout video service that costs A$14.99 a month, Apple is definitely targeting those iPhone users who have been stuck at home during the ongoing lockdowns across the globe.
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Paying $14.99 a month for workout videos when you can find them free on YouTube might seem pricey, but Josh Taylor finds some advantages
I abandoned my paltry selection of panic-bought fitness equipment and the hastily cobbled-together workout videos from my local gym fairly quickly over the course of Melbourne’s 2020 lockdowns. But there was one thing that kept me moving: closing my rings.
With the launch of Apple Fitness+, a streaming workout video service that costs A$14.99 a month, Apple is definitely targeting those iPhone users who have been stuck at home during the ongoing lockdowns across the globe. Continue reading…Technology | The Guardian