Samsung is doubling down on its preventive health strategy. The tech giant has announced a new partnership with connected-fitness leader iFIT, bringing a slate of premium workout experiences directly into Samsung Health. It’s a quiet but strategic move that positions Samsung’s devices as more than wellness trackers—they’re becoming full-fledged personal coaching companions.

“Our collaboration with iFIT highlights Samsung’s unwavering commitment to preventive health and fitness for all,” said Drew Blackard of Samsung—capturing the company’s broader push to make accessible digital fitness the norm.


What Users Can Expect

Samsung Health is essentially gaining a new in-app fitness studio powered by iFIT’s expertise. Users will now see:

  • A refreshed fitness tab featuring new iFIT-guided workouts
  • Sessions led by world-class trainers across HIIT, Pilates, yoga, strength, barre, recovery, and mindfulness
  • One free on-demand video per category every month
  • Seamless Galaxy Watch integration, displaying heart rate, calories, and session duration in real time

For users seeking a deeper library, iFIT’s full catalog becomes available through a subscription—$9.99/month or $99.99/year—with new workouts added frequently.


Why This Partnership Matters

Personalized fitness has shifted from a nice-to-have to an expectation. Consumers want flexible, intelligent workouts that adapt to their lifestyles—especially as hybrid routines become standard.

“Personalized wellness is the future,” said Jeremy McCarty from iFIT. “Our science-backed fitness content led by world-class trainers helps people achieve real results and reach their fitness goals.”

By combining Samsung’s massive device ecosystem with iFIT’s training pedigree, this partnership brings premium fitness guidance directly into the daily habits of millions of Galaxy users—no setup required.


A Competitive Move in a Crowded Wellness Market

The wellness app space is more saturated than ever, with players pushing toward more human, more intuitive coaching experiences. Samsung Health already offers sleep, stress, activity, and holistic wellness tracking. Adding structured iFIT workouts strengthens Samsung’s position against major fitness platforms.

Samsung is also using device perks to draw users in. New Galaxy customers can access extended iFIT trials, including:

  • 30 days with select Galaxy phones
  • 3 months with Galaxy Buds 3 Pro
  • 6 months with Galaxy Watch8 and Galaxy Watch Ultra

The Bigger Picture

At a time when fitness can feel overwhelming or inaccessible, Samsung and iFIT are trying to simplify the journey. More guidance, more motivation, fewer barriers. For many users, that seamless integration might be the push they need to start—and stick with—a healthier routine.

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