Colin Jenkins

The new Garmin Venu 3 feels as much a smartwatch as a sports watch. With smart features including a mic and speaker for answering calls, in addition to an upgraded heart rate sensor, and improved sleep monitoring, this feels like a great all-in-one option. Check the video below as we dive into all the features, as well as compare it to the recently released Garmin Forerunner 265.

The Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 have been released and are now available to order. Here is everything you should know about each before deciding to buy.

Hyperice, the recovery tech company behind the Hypervolt Line of Massage Guns, has released a first-of-its-kind Heated Massage Gun Head Attachment. After using it for a few weeks now, I have to say that this is the biggest game changer for massage guns over the past five or more years.

The NordicTrack AirGlide 14i Elliptical has an auto-adjusting magnetic resistance and incline, cushioned and adjustable pedals, all alongside an HD touchscreen to access classes and programs through iFit.

In this review of the NordicTrack AirGlide 14i Elliptical, we’ll cover 12 things that you should know before deciding if this is the right Elliptical for you.

The Vitruvian Trainer+ Home Gym has a new Pro Kit that includes a ton of upgrades to its accessories. The new Pro Kit includes a completely redesigned Adjustable Bench, a brand-new Pump Handle, a thinner Barbell, and more. Check out the video below to get a first look at all the new changes!

The Coros Pace 3 is without a doubt one of the best sports watches available for its price of just $229. There have been a ton improvements made including a new blood oxygen sensor, slightly bigger battery life, improved heart rate sensor, and touch screen.

However, the biggest upgrades are that the Coros Pace 3 can now support downloadable music and is equipped with dual-band GPS which is unheard of at this price point.

The Speediance Gym Pal is an extremely impressive piece of fitness tech. With a sleek design that takes up less than one square foot of floorspace when stored, the Gym Pal is still able to provide up to 220 lbs of strength resistance. All at a price that is significantly less than most alternatives.

The Casio G-Shock Move GBD H2000 is a big step up for Casio as they continue to push further into the sports watch space, combining what G-Shocks are traditionally known for (a pretty much indestructible design and excellent battery life) with a ton of sports features, including heart rate and workout tracking, sleep, recovery, and even dual-band GPS support.

The Polar Ignite 3 Titanium delivers a similar level of simplicity, ease of use, and recovery data that you would expect with a Fitbit. Unlike Fitbit, though, the Ignite 3 Titanium is also extremely accurate with multiband GPS, is highly resistant to any sort of damage, and, most importantly, gives you full access to all of your data without a subscription.

Check out the full review in the video below!

The Tempo Move and Tempo Studio have received numerous updates over the past few years. So I felt it was about time to review them again, with all of the new features and changes included!

Coach Nyx answers 47 rapid-fire questions about the Vitruvian Trainer+. From her favorite workout modes to the best color lights to lift with, Nyx gives us the inside scoop about the best parts of Vitruvian.

What happens if you cancel your Peloton membership? Today we break down what you can and can no longer do with the Peloton Bike, Tread, Row, and app once you’ve canceled or frozen your all-access membership.

The Garmin Epix Pro takes everything that was great about the previous Garmin Epix but further amplifies it with a massive amount of small, but very noticeable improvements. From an improved heart rate sensor, to a new directional flashlight, there is a lot to love about this pro version.

We dig into all of this in the video below. Also discussed are some the differences between the Garmin Epix Pro, regular Garmin Epix, Garmin Fenix 7 Pro, and others to help you decide if this is the perfect sports watch for you.

In addition to the soon-to-be-released Gym Pal, Speediance has also made a ton up updates to its accessories and packages. Check out the video below to get caught up on all the latest Speediance info!

Free weights, like barbells and dumbbells, have long been considered the best tools for strength training. However, with the recent introduction of digital weights, like the Vitruvian Trainer+ and Speediance, that may no longer be the case.

The Casio G-Shock Move DW-H5600 upgrades this retro watch into a full-blown health and fitness tracker. With a crisp new Memory-in-Pixel display alongside workout, sleep, and blood-oxygen tracking, there is a lot to love here. However, a few serious flaws set it back from being as good as it could be. Check out the full in-depth video review below!

Want to know about all of the best home fitness deals for Amazon Prime Day? Want to know which products and deals are worth looking into? We have you covered!

The Ultrahuman Ring AIR is the thinnest and lightest high-tech wearable available. Similar to the Oura Ring, Ultrahuman tracks your sleep, activity levels, and recovery. Of course, there are a few differences, which you can learn about in our video review below. Perhaps most compelling of all, the Ultrahuman Ring AIR does not require an ongoing monthly subscription.

You buy it. You own it. No additional payments are required.

On July 11 and 12, the WHOOP 4.0 armband will be temporarily dropping the price for 12-month memberships. At $199, this is the lowest price WHOOP has ever offered.

Peloton recently released a beta for the Peloton Bike, Tread, and Row that allows you to work out while watching YouTube TV or Amazon Prime.

The update also gives you the ability to read books on Peloton through Kindle. Here’s how to do it.

Starting today, Peloton Tread members will be receiving an update that adds a new video game mode called Lanebreak Tread. This gamified workout challenges users to match and sustain various incline and speed ranges to get the highest score possible. While similar in many ways to the version of Lanebreak already available on the Peloton Bike, the Tread version has some major changes.

Luckily we have been testing it out in beta for the past few weeks and can give you the full scoop!