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5 Sports Technology Products For Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day is upon us, and for those who still haven’t quite figured out what to get Mom on her special day, well, you better hurry.  Women, especially mothers, are always looking for ways to multi-task to get the most out of their time.  Here are a few cool sports technology products that would make great Mother’s Day gifts.

1. Yoga SmartMat

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For the Mom who is into yoga, the SmartMat is the perfect gift.  SmartMat has advanced sensor technology that detects when the body is not properly aligned, and provides real-time feedback on pose correction.  During the first use, the technology takes the user through a series of movements to calibrate body shape, size and personal limitations.  As Mom’s yoga practice improves, data is updated.  The SmartMat connects to a mobile device (iPhone, iPad and Android) to track, store and monitor progress.

2. Smart Socks

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For the running Mom, Sensoria running socks are a great choice.  Each smartsock is infused with three proprietary textile sensors under the bottom of the foot which detect foot pressure.  They are engineered with conductive fibers that relay data collected by the sensors to the anklet, much like a circuit board.  Every sock features magnetic contact points below the cuff so users can easily connect the anklet to activate the sensors.

3. Fitbit

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The Fitbit Charge HR has many features to help Mom keep track of her workout.  The PurePulse Heart Rate feature monitors wrist-based heart rate and simplified heart rate zones.  The Fitbit tracks workouts and all-day activity to include distance, calories burned, floors climbed, and counts active minutes and steps.  The caller ID and watch tracks all daily stats and time of day, plus, Mom can get call notifications (with compatible devices).  The Fitbit tracks real-time run stats and reviews routes splits and workout summaries.  It also has wireless syncing.

4. Smart Watch

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Another option is the Tech4o Accelerator Watch that can be used for running, hiking or walking.  The new Quickstart Menu allows users to create a personal profile and individual walking style.  The Accelerator is equipped with a step counter that distinguishes between walking and running, ancillary movements and actual steps.  It calculates average speed, distance, caloric expenditure and total exercise time.  The stopwatch feature allows users to record results to within 1/100th of a second for up to 50 laps and a total of 24 hours.  The Accelerator comes in Carnation Pink, and for the less dainty, Black Iris.

5. Training Shorts

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Finally, for the Mom who is looking for comfort and flexibility during her workout, the Virus Stay Cool AirFlex Training Short with Liner provides enhanced maximum performance in functional training.  The technology is an ultra light-weight AirFlex fabric made of QUICK DRY and COOL JADE material to help wick away sweat, and helps regulate body temperature.  The AirFlex pattern allows for flexible movement at the gym and on the go.

 

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