No more wondering how many miles you've logged…
"Anybody who likes to run or walk is in for a thrill," stated Tom Blackadar, founder and CEO of FitSense. "Now they can know how far and how fast they go.
The FS-1 gives people the feedback and motivation they need to stay fit and healthy. Athletes, people trying to lose weight, and people recovering from medical treatment can keep track of their heart rate, the calories they are burning, and their level of physical exertion. Everyone likes to see what they've done and get a pat on the back to stay motivated."
The FS-1 Speedometer Technology:
Foot Sensor weighs less than 1oz. and clips onto a shoelace. The patented accelerometer automatically measures each and every stride and transmits data to the watch via a wireless link.
Wrist Watch enables users to get instant feedback at a glance, without breaking stride, displaying: speed, distance, current pace, average pace, elapsed time, calories, heart rate, current time, day, and date.
Total of mileage
Log of 28 workouts including elapsed time, total distance, average pace, total calories, and splits for each mile.
NetLink plugs into the serial port of any PC and, at the touch of a button, receives a wireless upload from the FS-1 Speedometer watch enabling athletes to plan, chart, and analyze their workouts online.
Heart Rate Monitor wraps around the chest to measure heart rate. Data is sent via a wireless link to the wristwatch for display.
The FS-1 is available direct from FitSense (www.fitsense.com or 1-800-419-3667) and at select retailers for $179.95.
Stephanie Oakes is a fitness correspondent for Discovery Health Channel, a contributing editor for USA Weekend Magazine and the LA Times, and appears on NBC's 'Today in New York'. She can be reached at soakes@beststuff.com.



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