Apple reportedly taking on Peloton, Nike with online exercise classes

Torri Donley

Apple reportedly taking on Peloton, Nike with online exercise classes Uploads%252fvideo uploaders%252fdistribution thumb%252fimage%252f94594%252f25ff1150 94bd 4e7b bf9e eaf1eeaff01b.png%252f930x520.png?signature=slcy5zyog2n7sdslb7dzd5kh4zg=&source=https%3a%2f%2fblueprint api production.s3.amazonaws & Apple wants to make Peloton and Nike sweat. As the pandemic continues to keep people away from gyms, Apple is developing online exercise classes available through a monthly subscription, according […]

Apple reportedly taking on Peloton, Nike with online exercise classes
Apple reportedly taking on Peloton, Nike with online exercise classes
Uploads%252fvideo uploaders%252fdistribution thumb%252fimage%252f94594%252f25ff1150 94bd 4e7b bf9e eaf1eeaff01b.png%252f930x520.png?signature=slcy5zyog2n7sdslb7dzd5kh4zg=&source=https%3a%2f%2fblueprint api production.s3.amazonaws
Uploads%252fvideo uploaders%252fdistribution thumb%252fimage%252f94594%252f25ff1150 94bd 4e7b bf9e eaf1eeaff01b.png%252f930x520.png?signature=slcy5zyog2n7sdslb7dzd5kh4zg=&source=https%3a%2f%2fblueprint api production.s3.amazonaws

&

Apple wants to make Peloton and Nike sweat.

As the pandemic continues to keep people away from gyms, Apple is developing online exercise classes available through a monthly subscription, according to a Thursday report from Bloomberg.

The classes would stream on Apple products including iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs. Sources told Bloomberg the project is codenamed “Seymour.” It would be part of a higher-end package of services including Apple Music, TV+, and News+ that Apple will unveil in the fall along with its new iPhone.

The iPhone event, which usually takes place in early September, could be delayed a month because of the pandemic.

SEE ALSO: Best audio workout apps for training without a screen

Peloton, which offers exercise classes for people with and without its expensive stationery bicycle, saw its stock tumble after the Apple news broke.

Source Article

Next Post

Candidate Profile 4th Congressional District

NEWTON, MA — Nearly a dozen candidates, including eight Democrats and two Republicans, are vying to represent the Massachusetts 4th Congressional District as Rep. Joe Kennedy leaves to challenge Sen. Ed Markey for his seat in the senate. The district runs from Newton and parts of Brookline, Wellesley and Hopkinton […]