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Go-Go Gadget

FitnessGadgets 010417AThe beginning of the new year brings promises, goals and a whole new wardrobe. If it is your determination to live a healthier lifestyle and befriend your body by eating well and staying fit, these fitness gadgets could be just the thing to get you moving.

Fitbit

Although this wearable technology made its way onto the “worst trends of 2016” list, the popular exercise band was a hit last year, and other companies took note by creating their own models. Fans of the activity tracker say it works, and if you have been looking for an easy way to count steps, calories and monitor your sleep patterns, invest in a Fitbit. Retails from $59.95 to $129.95 depending on which Fitbit product you choose.

Vessyl Cup Drinks Tracker

FitnessGadgets 010417DIf it is your goal to drink more water this year, this cup may help. The Vessyl Cup Drinks Tracker is a smart cup that knows what drink you pour inside and can calculate calories, alcohol, caffeine, protein, etc. If you’re looking to up your water intake, the device also helps to maintain hydration, alerting you when you need to drink more. It can be found at Best Buy for $99.

HyperIce Vyper

FitnessGadgets 010417BbIf you’re looking to upgrade your foam roller, try the Vyper. Rollers aid in muscle recovery after an extensive workout. This one vibrates intensely to loosen your muscles and retails for $200.

 

HAPIfork

FitnessGadgets 010417CIf you inhale your food before your dining companion breaks out their fork and knife, then perhaps it’s time to monitor your eating habits to aid in better digestion and metabolism. HAPIfork is an electronic fork that helps you track your eating habits. It also alerts you with vibrations and lights when you are eating too fast. This gadget also measures how long it takes to eat a meal, the amount of times the fork reaches your mouth and the time at rest in between servings. Available online at www.hapi.com for $99.