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Fitbit Alta, Apple Watch, Greenworks tools, Instant Pot, and more deals for May 8
Are you exercising but not tracking your workouts? Monitoring your workout with a Fitbit Alta could help you see if you are making any significant progress. If you are looking for something more advanced and willing to splash the cash, then the Apple Watch Series 4 is for you. With a built-in electrical heart sensor, it will track your heart rate ensuring you are hitting the right heart rate zones to improve your cardiovascular performance. These gadgets are also a great gift for moms on the run. So if you haven’t purchased your Mother’s Day gift yet, you really can’t go wrong with these popular trackers. Read more…
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