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Peloton is well known for its exercise equipment, fashionable attire, and not least, its workouts. The fitness company has added a new dimension to home workouts with the Peloton Guide which literally guides you through exercise with an on-screen silhouette for you to mimic.

The NordicTrack S22i powered by iFit is a truly remarkable interactive fitness machine that transports you to locations all over the world. See the sights, feel the incline, and be inspired by trainers - no matter your level of athletic ability.

When Fitbit announced its association with Will Smith, exclusive content was promised for Fitbit Premium, starting in late September. The first routines are now here.

For some, the 19 in COVID-19 refers to the number of kilograms they’ve gained under months of lockdowns. Australian fitness expert and cancer survivor Matt Fox has teamed up with Huawei to share top home workouts that help people keep active during stay-at-home orders.

With Apple having really ramped up its fitness prowess through Fitness+, with even more features coming to iOS 15, Peloton is responding with announcements of its own, launching its Peloton App in Australia with a 90-day free trial.

Huawei Consumer Business Group has announced the newest member of its Band series fitness tracker, with huge increases in screen-to-body ratio, battery life, and health and fitness monitoring - all in 18 grams.

Researchers at the University of South Australia (UniSA) warn that the side-effects of virtual reality exercise can last for around an hour.

A new app created to "help people meet activity buddies" may be the answer to solving the "boredom" problem that stops people from exercising.

Are you listening? Jaybird has partnered with Spotify so its updated Jaybird App sends you running in the right musical direction.

The ClassPass app-based floating gym membership has spread to Australia.

Is it useful as an exercise regime tool, or simply the latest Executive jewellery?  We give the Jawbone UP 24 a run for its money.

A study of over 120,000 U.S. adults by the American Cancer Society has shown that the more you sit around, the shorter your average life span. So, you better get up and do something.