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Polar – Whoop competitor Announced – Full comparison of Whoop to Flow
Whoop competitor is coming from Polar
Garmin inReach – a ‘hidden’ subscription plan can significantly lower your cost, plus alternatives to inReach
A lesser-known "Enabled Plan" and third-party alternatives can significantly reduce costs while maintaining critical safety features.
WHOOP 4.0 vs WHOOP 5.0 – Sensor Architecture Changes (Detailed Technical Content)
Let's examine if Whoop 5.0's hardware is actually changed. It looks the same, right?
[PODCAST] Deep Dive chat on Sports Tech & Training w/e June 14, 2025 (ft. AI Insights)
A Podcast conversation, summarising the week's key sports Tech articles here and elsewhere
Garmin elevate 6 – how Garmin will increase the accuracy of wellness sensors – thoughts for the future update
TL;DR - Simply a more accurate sensor in all key areas.
Garmin Venu X1 – All you need to know
Garmin Venu X1 - the flashlight and TOPO Mapping will be must-have features for some.
Garmin HRM 600 Review – Best Heart Rate Monitor HRM ?
Garmin HRM 600 Review: My excitement was tempered by some awkward design choices
watchOS 26 – first run – I went for my first run on the new Apple OS – some pictures
The corner menus are a better way to organise and access workout options.
Neurointerfaces: Controlling a Computer with the Power of Thought — Myth or Reality?
The idea of controlling devices with the mind has long been part of science fiction. But…
[GPS Testers Required] Garmin owners – looking for some help with GPS testing
GPS testing Along with another tester, I’m examining various models of Garmin watches and how their…
Garmin Timing Gates – another new feature for June 2025
Enhanced Timing Gates functionality will be added in either June or July 2025
[PODCAST] Deep Dive chat on Sports Tech & Training w/e June 6, 2025 (ft. AI Insights)
A Podcast conversation, summarising the week's key sports Tech articles here and elsewhere
Garmin’s new high frequency precision recording – what 5Hz recording means for sports
the start of a new and interesting journey for the company with its sports data.
