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Keeping pace
Muscle & Fitness/Hers, Nov, 2003
A lightweight disk that clips onto your shoe can help you accurately measure how fast and how far you've run. The FS-1 Speedometer measures your speed, distance, pace and calorie burn and automatically stores up to 85 workouts. The tiny "foot pod" beams this information to a wristwatch so you can get instant, continuous feedback.
Add an optional heart rate monitor or a "Netlinks" computer attachment that allows you to transfer information from your watch to your PC. Models are priced at $199.95 and up. They're available at www.fitsense.com or from Road Runner Sports, www.roadrunner sports.com.
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