The VIP Tri-Fold Deluxe Folding Exercise Mat
Price: $36.95
Popularity: 1% [?]
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8
Mar
Back2Life Continuous Motion Massager
Published in Gadgets, Health
Back2Life Continuous Motion Massager
No aggressive kneading, no stretching, and no expensive treatment sessions. Using Back2Life is truly relaxing you won’t feel any drastic movements, yet over time the slow, steady, motion gently stretches your spine, while loosening tight muscles and relieving pressure and discomfort. Adjusts to accommodate different heights (from 4′8″ to 6′6″).
Price: $199.95
Popularity: 1% [?]
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9
Feb
Gaiam Yoga For Beginners Kit
Published in Fashion, Health
For the people starting out with Yoga for their fitness routine, the Gaiam Yoga For Beginners Kit
Programs include AM Yoga Program (24 minutes), Daily Yoga Program (25 minutes), Prop Introduction (9 minutes) , Bonus Seated Meditation Program (10 Minutes)
Price: $27.32
Popularity: 1% [?]
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7
Feb
The Valeo Yoga Kit
Published in Health
The Valeo Yoga Kit
Ideal for beginners getting started or intermediate yoga enthusiasts, this kit has everything you need for using at the gym, yoga studio, or at home.
Price: $22.01
Popularity: 1% [?]
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7
Feb
Power 90 In-Home Boot Camp
Published in Consumer Goods, Fashion, Health
The Power 90 In-Home Boot Camp
This is a is a revolutionary weight loss and body transformation program that’s so simple and effective, you’re guaranteed to go from the body you’ve got to the body you’ve always wanted in just 90 days.
Price: $72.80
Popularity: 1% [?]
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8
Apr
Calorie Counting GPS
Published in Gadgets, Health
Garmin announced the new Forerunner 405CX also today as a top of the line intelligent fitness device that uses a complex algorithm to help you accurately count calories burned while working out. The unit not only features the same great, attractive GPS-based capabilities, but also a new calorie counting feature that uses an algorithm that detects changes in your heart rate during aerobic activity to better calculate the end result. The Forerunner 405CX still keeps the thin profile and a touch bezel to control the system that is so popular with the very watch-like high tech device.
The Forerunner 405CX should be available tis summer, and will be on display at the Boston Marathon in a couple of weeks.
Full Press Release after the jump…..
Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRMN), the global leader in satellite navigation, today announced the Forerunner 405CX – the latest in Garmin’s popular line of GPS-enabled fitness devices, adding increased accuracy in heart rate-based calorie computation and improved comfort to the Forerunner 405 model that took the fitness world by storm. The Forerunner 405CX was announced in preparation for world-class marathons in Paris and Boston, where it will be on display at Garmin booths in each location.
“As today’s runners evolve, so must their technology. Once again Garmin leads the way with our smartest Forerunner yet,” said Dan Bartel, Garmin’s vice president of worldwide sales. “Refined data traditionally reserved for elite athletes and top-tier trainers is now available to anyone interested in accurately counting calories and tracking their progress, all through a stylish and comfortable fitness watch.”
Using algorithms developed by exercise scientists and world-class athletes, Forerunner 405CX monitors the micro changes in a user’s heart rate and uses that detailed information to better calculate the number of calories burned during aerobic activity. Whether out running, on a bike, in step class or on a hike, Forerunner 405CX users will get instant gratification as they see the results of their hard work. And those workouts will be more comfortable than ever, as users will have the choice of two additional form-fitting bands to accommodate large and small wrists alike. At only 60 grams and available in a new deep blue color, Forerunner 405CX fits in at the gym or around the office.
In developing the Forerunner 405CX and its heart rate-based calorie computation, Garmin worked with Firstbeat Technologies Ltd., a technology company based in Finland. Firstbeat is an industry leader in heart rate analysis, specializing in developing user-centered software solutions for heart beat signal analysis in exercise and sports, weight management, and stress monitoring applications.
In addition to monitoring heart rate and counting calories with precision, Forerunner 405CX tracks speed, distance and location accurately and effortlessly, and the revolutionary patent-pending touch bezel on the face of the watch makes navigating the options easier than ever. Simply by tapping, holding or running a finger along the bezel, runners can begin a new workout, access their training history or challenge a Virtual Partner™. The Forerunner 405CX makes training with a Virtual Partner easy and efficient. Runners can adjust the Virtual Partner’s pace without stopping in the middle of a workout, and the Virtual Partner is always on and ready for a challenge.
The Forerunner 405CX is water-resistant (IPX7) and can be used outdoors or indoors (with an optional, streamlined foot pod that can fit on laces or under certain shoes’ insoles), making it the ultimate year-round, all-weather training tool. And the high-sensitivity GPS receiver with HotFix™ quickly acquires and sustains satellite reception, whether you’re tackling a wooded trail or jogging through the urban canyons of skyscrapers. An optional speed/cadence bike sensor helps cyclists monitor their pedaling cadence and wheel speed.
Once the workout is done, the training is far from over. Using ANT+ technology, the Forerunner 405CX sends workout data to the user’s PC or Mac via automatic wireless data transfer. There’s no need to take off the watch or bother with cables as the computer automatically syncs with the Forerunner 405CX once it’s in close proximity. And the data transfer is a two-way street. Runners, joggers, cyclists and hikers can send courses, goals and workouts to their Forerunner 405CX before they begin, and then the data gets sent back to the user’s computer when the workout is over. Athletes can log their workouts, track their totals, set goals, share workouts with coaches, friends and family and participate in an online fitness community at Garmin ConnectSM — Garmin’s online training site. Users can also share courses and workout data from one Forerunner 405CX to another through wireless data transfer.
The wireless features of Forerunner 405CX are enabled by ANT+ personal area network technology. ANT+ is a leading wireless interface protocol enabling ultra low power applications like fitness monitors. ANT+ offers all the benefits of digital wireless communications with much lower power consumption than other wireless protocols.
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8
Apr
Shape up with wii
Published in Electronics, Gadgets, Games, HealthShape up or ship out – that’s the mantra that most people hear these days concerning the current global economic downturn, where performance trumps everything else, with most people putting in more than expected just to retain their jobs. The same can also apply to gamers who have a notoriously poor reputation of keeping their health in check – and Power Play Corp. hopes to somewhat debunk that myth/fact with the Riiflex Wii Dumbbell. This not only doubles up as your Wiimote cover, it also offers the chance to exercise while you swing that Wiimote around wildly. For those who want to add a little bit of resistance weights to their Wii regime, you can pick up the 2lbs set foor $20 or 4lbs set for $40.
Popularity: 1% [?]
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10
Mar
Bathe your child in style with this new Cleanwater Infant Bath Tub. It may look like a standard bath tub but it really comes with a twist! It comes with guide to see if the water you are using is too cold or too hot. At least when you dip your child in there, they have lesser reasons for crying and complaining.
The color changing backlit display shows up as red when it’s too hot, green when the water is just right and of course blue when it’s too cold. It also has an audible high temperature alert. The bath tub would easily fit in the bottom of a tub and has a rinse cup that goes with it. You can pick it up for $40.
(Source) GizmoDiva
Popularity: 1% [?]
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2
Feb
Philips normally caters to consumer electronics but with this new product, it looks like they are dipping their hands on the health sector as well. Philips recently introduced a new iPill (it doesn’t have anything to do with Apple’s iPod if you are wondering!) into the market, something that may eventually aid in curing life-threatening digestive tract diseases.
The one third of iPill contains medicine i.e. drug reservoir and the remaining part of the capsule consists a microprocessor, battery, wireless radio, pH sensor, temperature sensor and fluid pump.
The iPill is swallowed with food or water just like other pills and then it passes through the digestive system naturally. The iPill finds out its location via a pH sensor that measures the acidity of the environment, and a tiny pump inside the pill releases the drug at that location where it is needed.
Philips Electronics states that by delivering the required drugs directly to the site of disease through the iPill, dose levels may be lowered and many of the side effects that tend to occur due to some drugs could be reduced.
(Source) The MedGuru
Popularity: 1% [?]
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