Curious...Best tool you've purchased?
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So true about the smartphones. My phone allows me to use MFP, Runkeeper app, stopwatch and timer apps, look up nutritional info for restaurants, listen to free music while working out, etc etc. Definitely would be lost without the phone. Great Investment!
Yes, I cannot fathom going to the gym without my phone anymore. I would be lost without the music and tracking all of my workouts. Then again, I'm sort of a stats geek so I like to track all of my numbers for lifts, walks, and runs.0 -
I would have to say my Iphone first for all the great apps(including MFP), then Id say my gym membership with all the classes. There arent many i havent tried and I usually cant wait to get to the next class!0
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So true about the smartphones. My phone allows me to use MFP, Runkeeper app, stopwatch and timer apps, look up nutritional info for restaurants, listen to free music while working out, etc etc. Definitely would be lost without the phone. Great Investment!
Yes, I cannot fathom going to the gym without my phone anymore. I would be lost without the music and tracking all of my workouts. Then again, I'm sort of a stats geek so I like to track all of my numbers for lifts, walks, and runs.
Same here. I think my iPhone is actually a motivating factor behind my fitness. So much easier than using a notebook + iPod + separate websites.0 -
1. My Fitbit
2. My Vibrams (I love walking so much now)
3. Food scale0 -
1.MFP
2.HRM
3.Smartphone for keeping track and having music for the gym.0 -
1. Bodymedia FIT
2. Food scale0 -
The book Body For Life. I think it was about $2.98, used.
Coming in at a close second - powerblock dumbbells. They're dumbbells that adjust from 5 lbs to 90 lbs. Perfect for the home gym.0 -
My top ones are:-
1) Smart phone, I would never have found MFP and its so handy to log all food and stuff on the go
2) Proper running shoes and socks I don't get blisters anymore
3) Gym membership, I have noticed such a difference and getting fitter has been such a confidence boost and that really priceless (maybe cliche but true!)0 -
my food scale because I use it all the time, but my bodymedia fit comes in a close second!0
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What's a BodyBugg? I'm from the UK:drinker:0
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A stationary bike I purchased with birthday money for my 40th. When it's too hot outside to do anything else (which is 4 months out of the year!) I can watch TV and ride my bike.0
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For me it wasmy Garmin forerunner GPS watch. I love it and use it on every run to track distance, time, pace and calories burned.
ETA: Also my kettlebells - best workout around, imo!0 -
BodyBugg... never would have figured why I was only losing 2 out of 4 weeks without it. Now I lose every week. :bigsmile:
Whats body bugg.. and where can I get it?0 -
What's a BodyBugg? I'm from the UK:drinker:
It's the same thing as the Ki Fit in the UK.
http://www.kiperformance.co.uk/
Basically it tracks your metabolism and activity by using an accelormeter, skin temp, sweat, and stress levels. The BodyMedia fit is the same thing as well, though it has better software.0 -
What's a BodyBugg? I'm from the UK:drinker:
The same as a BodyMedia Fit in the US with a different distributor... It's called Ki Fit in the UK. An armband which uses several metrics to calculate daily calorie burn.0 -
1 Food Scale
2 Good Shoes, (for me New Balance 574)
3 Gym Membership0 -
BodyBugg... never would have figured why I was only losing 2 out of 4 weeks without it. Now I lose every week. :bigsmile:
Whats body bugg.. and where can I get it?
www.bodybugg.com or any 24hr fitness or buy used for half the price on Ebay.0 -
My Iphone by far!0
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I know it doesn't totally fit within the question, but for me it's FOOD!
Learning how to grocery shop in a way that facilitates me achieving my goals. Getting away from the frozen food aisle (except for frozen veggies), getting acquainted with the produce section (seriously, I never went much before), reading labels while in the store instead of after consuming a meal, and buying products that go together to form meals instead of buying prepackaged cop-out meals.
But for one major purchase: my yoga mat :flowerforyou:0 -
I know it doesn't totally fit within the question, but for me it's FOOD!
Learning how to grocery shop in a way that facilitates me achieving my goals. Getting away from the frozen food aisle (except for frozen veggies), getting acquainted with the produce section (seriously, I never went much before), reading labels while in the store instead of after consuming a meal, and buying products that go together to form meals instead of buying prepackaged cop-out meals.
Love this! Great answer!0
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