Apple Fitness+ just reached its widest audience yet. The service now operates in 28 new markets, marking its largest expansion since launch. You can now access Fitness+ in places like India, Chile, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, Singapore, Taiwan, and several others. Japan will follow early next year. With this update, Apple brings Fitness+ to 49 countries in total.
This expansion focuses on making workouts easier to follow if English is not your first language. Apple added digitally generated voice dubbing in Spanish and German, with Japanese coming when Fitness+ launches in Japan. You hear a voice modeled on each trainer’s real voice, not a generic narrator. You can switch languages during a workout or set your preferred language in the Fitness app, which then plays dubbed sessions by default when available.
At launch, hundreds of workouts and meditations already support dubbing. Apple will add more dubbed sessions every week. Until now, Fitness+ relied only on subtitles in non-English regions, so this marks a clear shift in how the service works globally.
New Music Focus With K-Pop
Alongside the regional expansion, Apple added a new K-Pop music genre. You can choose it across workout types, from HIIT to Dance and Cycling. It joins existing options like Hip-Hop, Latin Grooves, and Latest Hits, giving you more control over how your workouts feel.
What You Get With Fitness+
You still get the full Fitness+ experience across devices, including iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Apple Watch, and AirPods. Workouts range from five to 45 minutes and cover strength, yoga, pilates, meditation, and more.
- 12 workout types available worldwide
- Weekly additions of dubbed workouts
- New K-Pop music category across workouts
If you already use Fitness+, this update makes the service feel more personal. If you are new, it removes one more barrier to getting started.
