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iJustine gives rare Apple Fitness+ studio tour with Jay Blahnik and coach interviews [Video]<\/div>\n
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Apple Fitness+ launched in December of 2020. Ever since then, the company expanded the service to more countries, added new workouts, and kept adding value to this fitness service. Now, on a rare tour, YouTuber<\/em> iJustine makes a tour of Apple Fitness+ studio alongside an interview with Apple exec Jay Blahnik. <\/p>\n

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Apple has one big Fitness+ studio in Los Angeles where all its 27 trainers record classes in a room with 13 robotic cameras. According to the YouTuber, trainers are not allowed to be alone in the studio without a large team. <\/p>\n

Justine<\/a> was also able to interview some coaches and Apple Fitness+ VP Jay Blahnik. He talks about the commitment to helping people to stay active:<\/p>\n

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We’ve had a really great time innovating and we’re just going to keep pushing. This idea of welcoming everyone, no matter their level of fitness or age is what we are committed to. <\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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In another story by British GQ<\/em><\/a>, the magazine was also able to visit Apple Fitness+ studio, in which they share some interesting tidbits in an interview with the company’s COO Jeff Williams, where he praises the service and says how well it worked during the pandemic:<\/p>\n

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“People are returning from home to work and the gym, but we created Fitness+ well before there was any notion of a pandemic,” says Williams. “One of the things we’re most excited about is that we can meet the user anywhere, anytime – we see this as an opportunity as opposed to a challenge.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Williams also believes Apple has a moral responsibility to help people be more active, he says:<\/p>\n

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We not only have an opportunity, but maybe even a moral responsibility to help people be more active and help them with their health. <\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

You can watch iJustine’s full video below:<\/p>\n

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