With all sorts of wonderful fitness-related products debuting at the Consumer Electronic Show this week in Las Vegas, the marriage of technology with health and fitness is a relevant one. I'm kind of digging the iBitz fitness tracker for kids.
I blogged about the "Cell Phone Diet" last year which basically advocates using your smartphone to motivate you to lose weight by using inspirational photos, ringtones and reminders. It's not a totally ridiculous concept.
TechCrunch provides an exhaustive list of apps, websites and gadgets that can help you reach your health, fitness and weight loss goals. It is an outstanding reference guide.
Some of the highlights include:
I blogged about the "Cell Phone Diet" last year which basically advocates using your smartphone to motivate you to lose weight by using inspirational photos, ringtones and reminders. It's not a totally ridiculous concept.
TechCrunch provides an exhaustive list of apps, websites and gadgets that can help you reach your health, fitness and weight loss goals. It is an outstanding reference guide.
Some of the highlights include:
- The Nike+ Fuel Band - a friend of mine who works for the Cowboys uses this and loves it because it helps him keep track of his activity level during the day.
