Apple Fitness+ has released its annual update, launched on January 5. This update introduces new workout programs, additions to the Artist Spotlight series, and new guests for Time to Walk.
New Workout Programs: Make Your Fitness Comeback
The 2026 Fitness+ update includes three new workout programs grouped under the title "Make Your Fitness Comeback." Each program is structured to last three to four weeks, offering two to three unique, progressive workouts per week.
- Build a Yoga Habit in 4 Weeks: This program consists of two 10-minute sessions per week, focusing on relaxation and energized movements. Its goals are to build strength and stability.
- Back-to-Back Strength and HIIT: This program requires three 20-minute sessions per week for three weeks. Each session allocates 10 minutes to strength training and 10 minutes to high-intensity interval training (HIIT).
- Strength Basics in 3 Weeks: This program covers fundamental muscle-building techniques. It features three weekly workouts, each targeting a different body area.
Following the completion of these introductory programs, users can access additional a la carte workouts within the Fitness+ service.
Celebrity Additions to Time to Walk and Artist Spotlight
- Time to Walk: New guided audio experiences feature Mel B (Spice Girls), Penn Badgley (actor), and Michelle Monaghan (actor).
- Artist Spotlight: Karol G has been added to the Artist Spotlight series, which features workouts set to a single artist's tailored playlist. Bad Bunny, previously featured, will have three new workouts centered on his music.
Guest instructors for Fitness+ classes include fitness creator Allie Bennett, dancers Twin Sauce, and cookbook author Remy Park.
Subscription Information
Apple Fitness+ is available for $9.99 per month or $79.99 per year. A one-month free trial is offered. Eligible Apple device purchases qualify for three free months of service. Fitness+ is also part of the Apple One bundle.