Staying fit and healthy is a must for everyone. Aside from dietary preferences, we also need to have a few active hours in a day. Working out can be tiring just thinking about it, but maybe having a few gadgets and tools to help you out will encourage you to start your fitness journey.
1. Fitness Tracker
Having a fitness tracker will help you monitor your vitals while you break a sweat. One you can check out is the Garmin Forerunner 245. You won't have to worry about cracking the screen since it has Gorilla Glass 3 for the lens. The bezel is made with fiber-reinforced polymer.
You can view running dynamics such as ground contact time balance, stride length, vertical ratio, and more. It also has a safety feature that sends your real-time location to emergency services through your connected smartphone when it detects that you've been in an incident.
2. Earbuds
Working out without some sort of distraction just makes you more aware of how tired you're getting. Plus, it tends to get boring exercising is all you can focus on. With that said, you can listen to music and you can do so with the Apple AirPods Pro 2, as suggested by GQ.
It comes with customizable fit so you can make sure it doesn't fall out while you're running. It also delivers clear sounds when you really want to be immersed in music or podcasts. It can last you up to six hours when you have the Noise Cancelling feature enabled, more if it's not.
3. Hydration Biosensor
There's such a thing as over and underhydration. It's hard to determine how much water you need to drink when you're working out. The Nix Hydration Biosensor will help you out with that as it quantifies when, what, and how much to drink.
You can attach a one-time use sweat patch to your skin and place the pod itself that analyzes your sweat while you work out, and the data that the pod collects will be sent to the Nix app and provide you with hydration intelligence. The rechargeable pod can last up to 36 hours.
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4. Haptic Smart Band
When you're running our cycling outside, you sometimes need to look at your phone from time to time to check directions, which can be quite a hassle. The WayBand haptic smart band lets you know where you should go through vibrations, as suggested by The Gadget Flow.
All you have to do is connect the device to your smartphone through the app and let it know where you're headed. It eliminates the need for you to listen to directions and focus on music. The company has partnered with disability organizations so it can be used for accessibility as well.
5. Percussion Massage Gun
One of the downsides of working out is the sore muscles you get after. You can lessen the discomfort by using a massage gun. The Hypervolt massage gun has three speeds you can adjust to your liking and needs through one button.
The device doesn't make much noise unlike most massage guns on the market. It has a two-hour battery life and is wireless so you can use it wherever you are. You can easily store it in the case that comes with the item when you go to the gym or travel.
