Workouts at home are being made better with the addition of Tempo Studio's new equipment and accessories, giving you even more of the gym experience at home.
Apple's new Time to Walk program invites you to walk alongside "influential and interesting people." Laugh, cry, and find inspiration as the miles fly by.
The newly announced iFit ActivePulse monitors your heart rate during a workout and adjusts the treadmill's speed and incline so athletes get the best workout. Â
People who build a connected home gym often overlook a major detractor. Tight control over fitness data may force them to abandon Strava and similar services.
The pocket-sized Pax Era Pro cannabis vaporizer includes a new PodID feature that allows users to read more about the cartridge they inserted in their device through the PAX app.
The Bowflex C6 cycling bike offers a connected biking experience at less than half the price of Peloton’s offering, making it a more affordable solution for someone who wants an indoor bicycle.
The Swim 2 joins Garmin's lineup as the company's dedicated swim watch. Not only does it support indoor and outdoor open water swimming, but it also helps you track your sleep, step count, and more.
Zone 5 Ventures has big aspirations. The newly formed company wants to be the salesforce of the active world, offering a cloud-based service that makes it easy for a company to connect fitness data to a custom app or web experience.
Earlier this year, Withings unveiled the Move ECG, a hybrid smartwatch with a built-in ECG unit. Now, it's ready to release the watch to the world, starting first in Europe.
Garmin's fitness-focused smartwatches are bigger and better than ever. The company unveiled the new AMOLED Venu, as well as the superhero-inspired Captain Marvel and Captain America watches.
Specialized's new Mirror Technology uses 3D printing and liquid polymers to create a smarter, safer, and more stable bike saddle that is infinitely more customizable than anything that can be done using traditional padding methods.
Garmin owners can add some new music to their workouts thanks to the company's deal with Amazon, Select Garmin watch owners can download the Amazon Music app.
Fitbit has won Singapore's public health contract to supply thousands of fitness trackers. The program comes with a catch: citizens have to share their health data with the government.
A company called Bone Tech has introduced a new pair of ski googles with a very special skill: They can use the bones in your skull to play your favorite music, meaning you don't have to wear earbuds on the slopes.
Specialized's new road ebike weigh just 26.8 pounds, offers pedal assist speeds of up to 28 miles per hour, and has a range of as far as 120 miles between recharges, virtually eliminating range anxiety altogether.
Nike Joyride is a new type of cushioning designed for use in running shoes, but its reliance on microplastics is already causing some to question its long-term impact on the environment.
Withings sets a new standard for home medical devices with the new BPM Core and BPM Connect blood pressure monitors. The BPM Core is an all-in-one heart health monitor that combines an ECG and a digital stethoscope with a blood pressure cuff.
Exercising outdoors can be exhilarating, but it also can be risky, which is why Strava introduced its Beacon safety feature. The premium tracking service is now available on the Apple Watch.
Form's augmented reality swim goggle will transform the way swimmers view their in-pool training. Instead of pouring over post-workout data, swimmers see their pace, distance, stroke rate and more in real time right on their goggles.