Reach Your 2025 Health Goals With These Wearables and Apps
Apps

Nike Training Club
For a brand wholeheartedly dedicated to fitness, the Nike Training Club is a sure shot way of reaching your work out goals. With a library of expertly designed workouts from their world-class Nike Master Trainers, this app is ideal for those who may not have the time to make it to the gym every day. You have access to almost 200 free workouts that you can do from wherever you are. Your training begins with a personal plan, adjusted to your progress and schedule, that can guide you gently coax you into a routine.
Sweat
All women know the feeling of trying to follow workout plans that are so clearly designed by and for male bodies. With Sweat, any woman, be it an athlete or as their website says, a “woman putting on her trainers for the very first time,” can imbue a culture of health and fitness into their lives in a way that is tailored to their bodies. The app also suggests hundreds of healthy recipes so you know your efforts aren’t going to waste with the food you eat.
Strava
Any social butterflies out there need Strava on their phones. With the help of this app, users can record their activity and upload it to their Strava feed where followers can leave comments and share their own progress. It’s Instagram for fitness geeks. Specifically tailored to runners and cyclists, the app uses GPS to track your distance, speed, and route so that you can measure your performance.
Wearables

Apple Watch Series 10
The latest Apple Watch provides sophisticated data on all aspects of your health beyond workouts. It keeps tabs on your sleep allowing you to see the time you spent in each cycle, your temperature, and getting into a clockwork bedtime routine. The advanced sensors on the ECG app are show you everything you need to know about your heart rate and notify you about any irregular rhythms. The Vitals app assists you with all daily health requirements and stats. And finally, you can also understand the impact your workouts have had on your body so you can make an educated decision on when to push or when to recover.
Ultrahuman Ring AIR
Providing similar data to the Apple Watch, the Ultrahuman Ring is a subtler, lighter alternative for those who want similar statistics on their health and wellbeing. The Ring, much like the watch, provides highly accurate biomarker data, that can sometimes be more precise than watches due to higher blood flow and arteriole density. Featuring a hypoallergenic smooth inner lining, this ring is built for comfort that’ll make you forget it’s even there.
