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TheNewSusie

By TheNewSusie, in Fitness & Exercise

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TheNewSusie    471

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Who all uses a pedometer and what kind? I really want one since I'm always on my feet. Which ones are seem the most accurate and also track ur calories? Any good apps anyone recommends for pedometers is great too. Thanks.

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IsB    209

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Fitbit is the way to go. They're coming out with a cheaper version that I think is going to be $60. The full featured one is $100. I've been using it for the past 4 months and it's really worth it.

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kmwheel    127

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I'm getting the new Fitbit when it comes out in October...preordered from Amazon! I looked at the other ones in that range and they all charge monthly subscription fees to access your data.

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DottieS    1

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I really like striiv. It allows you to play games (walk more or take stairs) all day to win points. It is a great motivational tool!

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TheNewSusie    471

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I really like striiv. It allows you to play games (walk more or take stairs) all day to win points. It is a great motivational tool!

Never heard of that one, where did u purchase it from ?

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Mags    11

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I downloaded a free app "mapmywalk". It tracks miles walked, speed and calories burned as well as your route.

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kmwheel    127

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Never heard of that one, where did u purchase it from ?

I don't have a Striiv, but I saw it at Target. It was a little under $100. Looked pretty cool, but I already ordered the newest Fitbit.

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kmwheel    127

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I downloaded a free app "mapmywalk". It tracks miles walked, speed and calories burned as well as your route.

I love mapmywalk...but my only problem is that it can only track outside walks and it's getting cold where I live. But it's a great app!

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delta_girl    931

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I use a great app called Pedometer + GPS. It tracks, steps, calories burned, laps, position, fitness, weight and measurement goals, and so much more.

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ArtSong    291

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Fitbit love it and syncs your daily exercise to my fitness pal :)

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ShouldBlittler    89

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I really like striiv. It allows you to play games (walk more or take stairs) all day to win points. It is a great motivational tool!

Thanks so much for that post! I researched it and I ordered one tonight.

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Sherry77    166

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I really like striiv. It allows you to play games (walk more or take stairs) all day to win points. It is a great motivational tool!

This sounds cool. I'm going to look into this one :-)

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