All Entries in the "Gear & Gadgets" Category
Review: Garmin FR60 Sport Watch
I’ve been a runner for five years now and ever since I started, I’ve had a Garmin watch. My first watch – which I still have and occasionally use – was the Garmin Forerunner 301. It’s big, clunky and every time I look at it, I’m tempted to ask it to ‘Beam me up, Scotty’. [...]
How my iphone helps me run
“What the hell is that!?” My sister, Crazy Legs, asked me while we were at the Royal Victorian Marathon in October. She was laughing and pointing at my iPhone which was attached to my arm with an armband.
Okay. I admit it. An iPhone isn’t the world’s smallest fitness device.
Actually, it’s fricken huge to carry with [...]
GGS Holiday Gift Guide – Six Health and Fitness DVDs
Girl Get Strong’s Holiday Gift Guide
Giving the Gifts of Health and Fitness
DVD Edition
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During the busy holiday season it can be easy for your workouts to get off track. Grabbing a fitness DVD to work out to is a great option for the days you can’t – or don’t want to – get to the gym. Here [...]
Daily’s Food Scanner iPhone Application is a Food Journal Essential
~Brandi, Diets in Review
If you count calories, food journal, or are simply concerned with keeping track of what exactly you’re consuming each day, then you must try the Daily Burn Food Scanner app for the iPhone. This hot new app might be the best new thing to happen in dieting and weight loss. Using the [...]
Walking for Heart Health Just Got Smarter
Here’s a new gadget to add to your workout gear:
Perception Digital Limited recently announced the release of Live-Lite(TM), a fitness aid designed to help walkers and joggers of all fitness levels make every step count.
“Medical experts agree that everyone benefits from brisk walking,” says Jeff Chui, Executive Director at Perception Digital.”This means walking between three [...]
Make a Skinny Call: i-applications for getting skinny and staying that way
I love Twitter. I learn so much from it. I just ask a question and BOOM – quick, wonderful responses come flying back. Recently we reviewed Sensei (as low as $15 per month) which is is a weight loss program that includes a virtual dietitian with menu planning, grocery lists, recipes, workout scheduling and support. [...]
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