Apple Fitness+ passed 8,000 workouts and meditations, according to Apple’s own January 2026 accounting of its services business, and Apple calls the result the largest library of fitness and wellness content in 4K Ultra High Definition. The count followed a December 2025 expansion that added the service to 28 new countries and regions.
Both figures come from Apple’s own pages rather than from any outside count, and neither was published alongside new hardware. This article sets out exactly what Apple stated, and where the service is, and is not, confirmed to be available.
The library, by Apple’s own count
Apple’s phrase covers workouts and meditations together, without splitting the two, so the 8,000-plus figure is not a workout-only count. Apple’s report does not break the total down by workout type, language, instructor or year added, so this article does not offer a division of that figure that Apple has not published itself.
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| Key facts | Detail |
|---|---|
| Library size | 8,000+ workouts and meditations |
| Apple’s own description | “Largest library of fitness and wellness content in 4K Ultra High Definition” |
| Source | Apple’s January 12, 2026 annual services report |
| Countries added, December 2025 | 28 new countries and regions |
December 2025: Fitness+ reaches 28 new countries and regions
Apple’s own December 2025 newsroom release states that Fitness+ expanded to 28 new countries and regions that month. Apple’s page names the expansion itself as the news. It does not list the 28 markets individually in the material reviewed for this article, so this article does not attempt to name them.
Where Fitness+ sits inside Apple One’s own market map
Apple’s January 2026 services report also maps where Apple One itself is sold. Individual and Family plans are available in more than 100 markets, Premier with Fitness+ reaches more than 20 markets, and the full Premier bundle, meaning every service Apple lists for Premier including Apple News+, is limited to the US, Canada, Australia and UK. Fitness+ is the service Apple names specifically at the Premier level in that report, which puts its own confirmed reach at the 20-plus-market figure rather than the 100-plus figure that covers Individual and Family.
| Apple One tier | Markets, per Apple’s report |
|---|---|
| Individual and Family | 100+ markets |
| Premier with Fitness+ | 20+ markets |
| Full Premier bundle | US, Canada, Australia, UK only |
How the two counts relate, and where they don’t
Apple’s two figures answer different questions. The December 2025 release states how many new countries and regions gained the service that month. The January 2026 report states how many markets carry Premier with Fitness+ in total, as of that report’s publication. Apple has not published a combined running total that reconciles the two, so this article treats them as separate data points rather than adding them together.
International reach is also a live theme elsewhere in Apple’s current lineup. The iPhone Duo announced September 9 is set to reach 28 more countries of its own in a later wave, the same number Apple used for Fitness+’s December 2025 expansion, though the two expansions are unrelated. Fitness+ also runs as an app on iPhone, including phones updating to iOS 27 on September 14, and its meditation content is audio-first, the kind of listening Apple’s own marketing often pairs with headphones such as the newly announced AirPods 5. Both the December 2025 expansion and the January 2026 report predate the keynote covered in Apple’s own event recap, and neither figure changed as a result of that keynote.
Apple’s report ties both figures to services generally rather than to Fitness+ as an isolated business. The same January 2026 page places Fitness+’s numbers alongside App Store, Apple TV, Apple Music, Apple Pay and Apple News figures for 2025, treating Fitness+ as one line inside a broader annual scorecard rather than a standalone release. That context is worth keeping in mind when reading either number: Apple published both as part of a look back at the year, not as a dedicated Fitness+ announcement.
What Apple has not said
- The names of the 28 countries and regions added in December 2025.
- A current, single figure for how many total markets carry Fitness+ today.
- Whether the 8,000-plus workouts and meditations figure includes the December 2025 additions or predates them.
- Whether Fitness+ content differs by market, including language options.
Today is Saturday, September 12, 2026. Apple’s services statistics have run on an annual, January schedule; the next comparable figure would be expected around January 2027, though Apple has not confirmed that date.
