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Racing Olympians at home is hilariously impossible. Everyone should try it at least once
By Michael L Hicks published
Sunday Runday You know objectively how fast the Olympic track and field athletes are, but you won't *really* understand until you hit the track yourself.
The OnePlus Watch 2R blew my low fitness expectations out of the water
By Michael L Hicks published
Sunday Runday Both of our OnePlus Watch 2 reviewers had problems with its fitness data; so far, the Watch 2R doesn't have those same issues.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra (mostly) lives up to Samsung's lofty fitness promises
By Michael L Hicks published
Sunday Runday Both the Galaxy Watch Ultra and Watch 7 have upgraded heart rate and GPS data. I put their revamped accuracy to the test.
Smart rings vs. smartwatches: Every key and hidden difference, from features to accuracy
By Michael L Hicks published
Sunday Runday It's obvious what smartwatch features a smart ring can't offer, like notifications or phone calls. But are there any smart ring perks that a smartwatch can't offer? Let's run through the list!
I lost 30 pounds in a year. These are the apps, tech, and tools I used to stay on track
By Michael L Hicks published
Sunday Runday You'd be surprised how much weight loss you can achieve with a smart scale, a Google Doc, a smartwatch, and some determination.
My new favorite outdoor hobby might force me to switch phones
By Michael L Hicks published
Sunday Runday As much as I love hiking, I don't love how most phones can't handle a few hours of GPS mapping before they're running on empty.
Heart rate tracking on earbuds was probably a mistake
By Michael L Hicks published
Sunday Runday Heart rate tracking built into earbuds is an intriguing idea, but it's apparently one that's difficult to execute. Based on my test results, the data isn't especially trustworthy.
WWDC 2024 should kick off a new AI fitness war between Apple, Samsung, and Google
By Michael L Hicks published
Sunday Runday 'Apple Intelligence' could deliver a proper fitness coach to compete with Galaxy AI and Fitbit Premium.
Smart rings will stay niche until they add these missing features
By Michael L Hicks published
Sunday Runday Smart rings are getting more popular by the year, but there are a few things keeping them from really breaking into the mainstream. Here's my wishlist for what these smart rings could really use.
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