Top 5 Health & Fitness Wearables

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Whether you’re looking for motivation to start training for the marathon or you want to improve your sleeping pattern, fitness trackers are here to help. Plastic Logic CEO Indro Mukerjee calls wearable technology ‘the next frontier in consumer electronics. ’ These gadgets – a watch, bracelet, or clip – can perform a range of tasks aimed at helping you get healthy, like recording your steps, counting your calories, measuring heart rate and blood oxygen levels, and monitoring your sleeping schedule. +

vivimoss Sportswear Review

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Sportswear for an active life. vivimoss grew from the seed of an idea which was discussed over the best margaritas in town. The more it was discussed, the more it became clear that there was very little sportswear out there that satisfied our, admittedly very stringent, needs. +

Three Powerful Triceps Presses You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

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It’s true to say that most people under value the importance of tricep exercises. They’d rather focus on other main muscles groups such as biceps, pecs or abs but little do these guys know that the true test of strength lies with the ability to perform tricep exercises. Below are three powerful triceps presses you’ve probably never heard of! +

TomTom Multi-Sport Cardio Review

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My Son asked me what the ‘thing’ on my wrist was? After explaining to him what it was and what it did, I found myself thinking for a few seconds just how amazing technology is. The TomTom Multi-Sport Cardio GPS Watch would track my training, measure my heart rate and plot my route on a map. Amazing! +

Quick Tips to Improve Core Strength at the Gym

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Many of us associate core strength with the holistic benefits of Yoga or Pilates and specifically, if you believe the current trends on YouTube, toning those abs in isolation of other muscle groups. However, your body’s ‘core’ not only includes those abdominals but also all of the muscles associated with your hips and spine. +