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Liverider | For Iphone And Ipod Touch

LiveRider is the first wireless cycling computer and mounting system for iphone and ipod touch. A single permanently-sealed sensor unit is mounted on the frame near the rear wheel that measures both bike speed and pedal cadence and transmits that information to a receiving unit attached to the 30 pin connector of the iphone.  It includes a file system to save the detailed data from each ride which can be reviewed graphically or exported via email and imported into any spreadsheet, document, or database.



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CARDIFF SKATES

Rollerblades and strap-on roller skates have been around for ages, now a California based company named "The Cardiff Skate Company” have combined the best of both devices in the form of Cardiff Skate. With a similar performance of rollerblades and the practicality of the strap-on roller skates, the Cardiff Skate attaches to the users existing footwear, they are fully adjustable and feature a ski-boot-style ratcheting binding system. Unlike traditional inline ...
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FREECROSS WORKOUT VEHICLE

If you get bored in the gym on those static workout machines, this could be a good solution, the "Freecross" is a vehicle, developed by German Wolfgang Eisenberg,it has no seat, has three wheels and is moved by the synchronized movement of arms and legs. Studies proved that the equipment burns 35% more calories than the common model, but work and strengthen many muscles at once, with virtually no impact on joints, tendons and ligaments of the body....
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LOAD TRAINER

Take your workouts to another level with the Load Trainer, a piece of fitness equipment that lets you carry weight plates just like you´re hauling a backpack. This military-meets-crossfit system gives athletes the ability to carry an exact amount of weight when training on-the-move. The Load Trainer comes with both the removable post and the pack frame, all you need to do is add or remove standard Olympic plates to reach your desired weight....
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