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Analyzing glucose data from endurance athletes offers new(ish) insights, with the potential of more to come

This avid runner wore his GPS watch 24 hours a day for one month, performing every single workout it suggested

We traveled to Los Angeles to Strava’s exclusive event of panels and announcements. Here were some of the essential things we learned about where the tech giant is headed. 

Join Run Intel to have your GPS watch generate ultra-specific email updates based on your running activities and goals

The Ultra gets a titanium case, sapphire face, significantly better battery life, and better GPS and off-grid route-tracking features, making it a much more robust backcountry tool

A small Minnesota company believes it has developed the future of fitness tech. Now it has to teach the rest of us how to use it.

You’ll want to know about these earbuds

After months of testing, it’s proven to be everything I need for adventuring. And then some.

There’s a great new wearable for every kind of athletic goal

A disruptive startup is poised to rewrite the definition of performance apparel

The company’s newest flagship timepiece promises astounding battery life as well as efficient solar charging, and it comes with a flashlight

Our Sweat Science columnist spent two months measuring his blood sugar around the clock. Here’s what he found.

For those folks always seeking the competitive edge

Your GPS watch and other gadgets are great at describing training, but prescribing it is a harder challenge

All your exercise data, simplified

There are five wearables in our print magazine, but several more worth checking out

A new app called NatureQuant harnesses the latest research to track and rate your time outside. Next up: determining how much you need.

Electric muscle stimulation claims to be a more efficient form of exercise. Here’s how it holds up.

When it comes to safety, training, and exercise, gadgets and apps can’t beat old fashioned consistency and patience

We’ll be combing the site for the steepest discounts, so you don’t have to

Do you jog around the block at the end of a run so your mileage equals a nice round number?

Equipment to help you get lost in the music

Devices for passing the toughest training milestones

These stylish pieces are ready for adventure

A bad sleeper tries to train her brain with the help of virtual jellyfish, space-flight simulations, and the URGOnight device

Why Apple’s CEO wants to make health and wellness the company’s greatest legacy

It's more affordable than the Series 6 and comes with the most important features

An award-winning science fiction writer paints a compelling — and rather disturbing — vision of running in the near future.

Apple's CEO says technology can help us lead healthier, more balanced lives—but we also need to learn how to ignore our screens

As any child will tell you, smartwatches are one of the most popular items on holiday lists this year. Be careful what they wish for.

After this year, we can use all the help we can get

Keeping tabs on training and health has never been this seamless

We'll be combing the site for the steepest discounts, so you don't have to

It’s the one training metric virtually all runners track, but running scientists think we can do better

In a time when most of us are struggling with restricted access to the activities we love, I wanted to know if VR would help. What I found surprised me.

The pandemic is prompting activity-tracking companies to pivot from personal to public health

Timepieces that check all the boxes

Top-notch tunes need equipment to match

Hardware to help you maximize your workouts

This gear has kept me active without bogging me down

The technology hasn't gotten anywhere close to the early hype—and I'm fine with that

It has everything to do with odor control

One tee to rule the trail—and to wear to the bar

Smart devices that track everything you do

New and revamped classics for adventurous wrists

Getting the most out of your beloved Apple gadget doesn't have to be costly. Upgrade your devices with these affordable tools.

After years of empty promises, hydration-tracking wearables are finally close to hitting the market

Precision data-gathering devices to optimize your workouts

When it comes to wearables, go easy on the bells and whistles

New tweaks mean they're easier to use at work and on the trail

Relax, it's not until May 12—you still have time!

With a new line of premium watches, Garmin aims upmarket

Simple rules for keeping your timepiece ticking

A legit flagship watch, but it needs a firmware fix

The luxury brand partners with the Explorers Club to support far-flung scientific journeys

The latest fitness bands are smarter and svelter than ever

Timepieces that look good and play hard

A new smartwatch that you never have to plug in

A proper timepiece can handle adventure and look just right back in the office

The Boston tech company is now selling monthly access to its Strap 2.0 data-tracking device

Devices that do the thinking, analyzing, and recovery for you

In March, Under Armour announced that the accounts of more than 150 million MyFitnessPal users had been compromised. What does that mean for the rest of the workout app industry?

Enough already with skis and headlamps that can talk to our phones. The whole thrill of being outside is in escaping the modern tyranny of tech distractions.

Ultra runners and backpackers, take note: this tool offers unmatched performance for the price

Scientists make the case for a new real-time measure of endurance effort

The hype around a new breed of running tech is raising the ire of biomechanists. Here's why.

A software update brings phone-free music experience to the Watch

Dial in your—and your pet’s—training.

The new Watch is a more sophisticated fitness tracker than its predecessor, with an updated operating system, upgraded hardware, and cellular connectivity. But will it be enough to win over athletes?

Go faster, train smarter.

Patent battles playing out in court over our personal data will decide which companies will steer the future of personalized health

A new fleet of wearables meet the data needs of all kinds of players

From pasta makers to candy bars, these eight items have totally transformed how we get after it

The days of counting steps are over. The Mio Slice looks at your heart rate to give you an overall health score based in science.

Studies have shown that more than half of us abandon our trackers after purchasing. The more effective, low-tech answer to your fitness goals? A friend.

LVL, from BSX Technologies, is a wearable for hydration tracking. It'll tell you how much to drink, and when.