Fitness

We have this machine and the Woodway Curve in our facility. They both are great but I prefer the Technogym because the resistance is adjustable, a huge feature. I would love to buy one for home use but it's way over my budget.

User friendly. I love it!

Sturdy electrical folding bike without a chain but with a shaft drive instead, no more grease on your hands when folding the bike. Been using this for over a year and it's a fine bike, a minor complaint is that the support when going uphill is not very strong.

While the Blaze isn't strictly a heart rate monitor, it is surprisingly accurate in that regard. Since it's closer to a fitness tracker + smartwatch combo than a dedicated HRM, you'll be getting a lot more data and usage out of this than you might think. It'll do everything you could want a...

I would like to mention Kaa-Yaa here. This wonderful app makes a customized workout plan and makes us to take an oath for a daily workout! I think, it is necessary for the busy individuals who don't give priority to fitness. Kaa-Yaa is an app that deserves a try...

Used Strava but now and again it loses GPS but komoot tracked me through forests and jungles with ease...only con is you need data for rerouting then again, Strava needs data too.

We are new developer in gaming field. We encourage you to share crazy photos and videos of your experiences on our beloved roads. God bless the method to the madness.

Wowee, This roller sure took me for a ride. I've had similar ones that could be attached to floor space or, say a counter-top even for some of us who are more versatile. All I can say is start off slow and don't be afraid to get a bit of a sweat going before-hand.

Best combo between a smartwatch and a fitness band.

The Apple Watch has always had the best heart rate tracker, but it was boosted again with watchOS 4. It keeps track of your heart rate all the time, and can even detect heart arrhythmias.

I have used Anki for years to memorize language vocabulary, music theory, and other items. It is often used by medical students to study anatomy.

I've owned two of these grippers in 150lbs and 200lbs for over 8 years, and they're still in great condition. Easily the best choice if you're really looking to improve your grip strength and forearm definition.

Absolutely love this backpack! Even though it's 60L (carry-on limit is usually around 40L), because of its soft material it can easily be made small enough to use as a carry on as long as it's not filled. I use the Flash for both travel and hiking (did a 96 mile trek with me this summer). It has do...