Two popular trainers on Apple's Fitness+have unexpectedly announced their departure from the app, which will celebrate its second anniversary since launch this December.
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Dustin Brown, who was previously a yoga instructor on Apple Fitness+, announced his departure from the service in a post on Instagram earlier today. “After two years in the US, I had the opportunity to travel back to Australia and spend time in my studios and community here,” Brown wrote. “I’ve been following and listening to my heart and have decided to return to Melbourne! This means my time on Apple Fitness+ is coming to an end.” Brown has been a part of the service since it launched.
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However, Brown wasn't the only one to announce his departure from Fitness+ in recent days. Also in a post on her Instagram, Betina Gozo, who was a key executive and strength coach at the service, said that after two years as a member of the team, she was leaving. "I'm sad to share that my time on the Apple Fitness+ coaching team is coming to an end. I'm so grateful to have been a part of this incredible team in Los Angeles," Gozo wrote. "The dedication, character, knowledge, and hard work of each and every one of you is impeccable," she added.
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Apple Fitness+ was originally launched on December 14, 2020, and has since added new workout types and programs and expanded to new countries earlier this year. While Apple plans to hold a hardware this Wednesday, updates to the services, including Fitness+, have been regularly discussed during Apple.
