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Today I'm going to share my experience of getting my first ever fitness tracker, and what it has done to me in the first 3 months.

Our Fitbit Charge HR vs. Jawbone UP3 race is to the finish line for the winning trophy. But let's see who's really he best?

For many years, Garmin has made a name for itself in the GPS field. Well, 2 years ago, it finally happened—Garmin joined the ever-growing fitness tracker market. Whether you’re just beginning an exercise program and realizing the numerous benefits of fitness or you’re an advanced fitness buff, there’s a Garmin for everyone.

It can be a tough world out there—especially when you’re trying to select a smartwatch. There are several to choose from, and you want to get the one that’s right for you in order to not make an expensive mistake. So to help you out, we’re having a face-off—it’s the Fitbit Surge vs. Apple Watch battle! Let the face-off begin!

It's this time of the year again, and you still haven't accomplished all your 2015's resolutions, am I right? I bet that going to the gym was one of them, but you haven't found the time this year to start doing it, even though you pay your membership every month.

Fitness trackers are on quite a few Christmas lists this season. Not only are they popular devices, but they can actually help you to lose weight and become healthier. However, they can be rather expensive depending on the exact model you select. Luckily, there are a few offers for fitness devices going on this Black Friday.

Fitness trackers are extremely popular devices that can help to enhance any person's workout routine. With these stylish motivational helpers you will be able to achieve your goals and reach for even higher fitness and health levels than you imagined.

Whether you've recently purchased an activity band or are planning on doing so shortly, there are certain things you need to know to make the most of your new fitness tracker. This way, you can get well on your way to achieving your fitness goals with no "hiccups" along the way.

By now, you've probably noticed those trendy, stylish bands, clips, and necklaces your friends and co-workers are wearing to track their every step and move. It seems that everywhere you look, people are logging their activity, food calories, and distance walked.