The world of high tech in-home fitness bikes is competitive and rapidly expanding. Peloton and NordicTrack are huge names in the fitness bike game and both offer a ton of fancy features and boutique riding experiences, but which one is for you?
You have a few options if you're looking to move your health data from one Apple Watch to another. We list them out for you here.
If you're a triathlete or someone who would directly benefit from a smartwatch with a built-in GPS system and 24/7 heart rate monitoring, the TicWatch Pro 4G is an excellent choice.
Don't want to shell out over two grand for a Peloton stationary bike? No problem! You can use a Sunny Fitness Bike in conjunction with your Peloton app for a great workout for a fraction of the price.
You can watch and ride with the pros in the comfort of your own home using our favorite tablet mounts on your indoor fitness bike.
Staying active and healthy at every age is important, and a Fitbit can help with that. These are our picks for the best Fitbit's for the senior community.
Fitting jump rope into your workout routine has become more popular in recent years, and because of that, some apps have been surfacing to help you track your jumping. Here are my top picks for jump rope apps.
Getting healthy is about more than just meeting your fitness goals. Your mind needs a workout, too!
Whether or not you want to quit on Fitbit and try another fitness platform, you may be interested in downloading the data you've generated thus far. We'll talk you through how to do that in this guide.
If you've heard the recent news that Google is planning on buying Fitbit, you may be a little warry at the idea of the data giant having access to your personal health information. If you are, there are ways to handle this. For example, you can just delete all of your data before Google has access to it. Want to know how? Read on!