Men s Health got an exclusive virtual tour of the Apple Fitness+ Studio.
It reveals a behind-the-scenes look at how Apple creates content for its subscription-based fitness platform.
Apple Fitness+ is the Best Fitness App for Indoor training, so it s no surprise that the studio where its content is created is a powerhouse of production and creativity.
In a recent exclusive virtual tour, Men s Health revealed some of the secrets behind the Apple Fitness+ studio where its content is created. From the report:
It s a blue-sky December day in Santa Monica and Men s Health is on an exclusive virtual tour of Apple s new 23,000-square-foot, three-story Fitness+ Studio, led by Jay Blahnik, Apple s senior director of fitness for health technologies. The interior is Apple-modern, all-white everything, wood accents, lots of glass, lots of screens. All the screens show whatever is going on in the wood-walled and wood-floored fitness studio, which has three sliding glass doors opened to revea
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