iFIT, Samsung Health partner to deliver personalized fitness through Galaxy devices

iFIT partners with Samsung Health for fitness through Galaxy devices: ©David Bokuchava - stock.adobe.com

iFIT and Samsung Health are joining forces to bring personalized, connected fitness experiences to millions of users around the globe, the companies announced Monday.

The partnership will integrate iFIT’s interactive content and intelligent fitness equipment with Samsung’s Galaxy ecosystem, giving users access to an expansive library of health and wellness programming—including strength training, yoga, cardio, mindfulness and recovery content—through the Samsung Health app. The content will begin rolling out this fall in 10 countries, including the U.S., U.K., India, and Germany.

“Personalized wellness is the future—and together with Samsung Health, we’re helping millions of people engage in healthier, more balanced lives across the globe,” said Kevin Duffy, CEO of iFIT. “Our iFIT content inspires people to work out more. Using real-time data to go beyond reps and heart rates delivers smarter, more intuitive guidance to actually drive results.”

Samsung Health users with compatible Galaxy devices such as the Galaxy Ring or Galaxy Watch will be able to access selected iFIT content for a monthly or annual fee. The integration promises to offer a more tailored experience by leveraging health data and AI-powered insights directly from users’ wearable devices.

Dr. Hon Pak, senior vice president and head of the digital health team for Samsung’s mobile business, said the collaboration demonstrates the company’s commitment to preventive health and digital wellness.

“Through Samsung Health, we aim to provide highly personalized fitness experiences that empower individuals to adopt healthier behaviors and enhance their well-being,” Pak said.

Connected Fitness Expands With Personalized, AI-Driven Experiences

The health tech landscape is rapidly evolving as consumer demand for more personalized, data-driven wellness tools continues to surge. At the center of this transformation is the growing role of artificial intelligence and wearables, which are helping users monitor, understand, and act on their health in real time.

Advancements in biometric sensors and mobile health platforms have made it easier than ever to collect meaningful health data—ranging from heart rate variability and sleep patterns to stress levels and metabolic indicators. The latest generation of wearable devices now serves as round-the-clock health companions, with some models even offering early warning signs for conditions such as atrial fibrillation or sleep apnea.

Artificial intelligence has further enhanced the value of these devices by interpreting complex data into actionable insights. AI-driven coaching can provide users with personalized exercise routines, dietary suggestions, and mental wellness interventions based on their unique health profiles and daily patterns.

Meanwhile, the integration of fitness content with mobile ecosystems means users no longer have to juggle separate apps and devices. Instead, they’re experiencing seamless transitions between workout recommendations, health record tracking, and motivational coaching—all on a single platform.

As more companies collaborate across fitness and tech sectors, these innovations are shaping a future in which preventive health is accessible, engaging, and deeply personalized for users at every fitness level.