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SHIGETO TAKAGI
Track pressure readings and view graphs
Track daily pressure readings with systolic and diastolic measurements. View automatic graph displays of pressure trends. Record notes on diabetes management, weight, sleep, medication, and body temperature.
CAMPUS RUNNING ADDICT INC.
Train for races and track your runs
Track running progress with pace and distance monitoring. Set training goals for 5K, 10K, half marathon, or marathon. Follow structured plans with weekly workouts. Log runs, view performance stats, and sync with fitness devices.
Joseph Bartels
Record hikes and track routes
Record outdoor activities with topographic maps, waypoints, and elevation tracking. Log mileage, speed, time, and moving averages. Set breaks and receive audio alerts for splits and off-trail notifications. Import GPX files and auto-follow last .
Active4me Inc.
Track laps, distance, and time with QR
Track running laps and distance using barcodes or QR codes. Display lap counts and total distance per student. Scan with iPhone or iPad. iPad can function as a self-scanning station with front camera.
Oliver Nasatir
Track meals, runs, and habits
Log meals, snacks, and drinks to track daily nutrition. Measure distance, pace, and calories burned during runs with GPS. Set calorie limits, running targets, and fitness milestones.
Dialed Health LLC
Train strength and mobility off-the-bike
Strength and mobility training programs tailored for cyclists. Customize routines based on riding discipline, experience level, and equipment. Complete workouts in 4–16 week cycles. Track progress and adjust exercises as needed.
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