"fitness monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the ongoing practice of keeping track of one's physical fitness levels. For example, "She uses a fitness monitoring app on her phone to keep track of her workouts and measure her progress."
A heart rate sensor on the back combines with movement tracking for fitness monitoring.
Currently, Notifications, Maps, and fitness monitoring are among the most popular uses of the Apple Watch.
Apple was feeling its way toward a product for fitness monitoring, card-free payments, and flirtatious doodled messaging and wrist-tapping during long commutes.
— Brian X . Chen Integrating Technology Into Standard Weight Loss Treatment Archintejamanetwork.jamanetworkle who use fitness monitoring apps are more successful at losing weight, according to a new study.com
Some of the data now comes from commercial, off the shelf fitness monitoring gadgets, reducing the cost to clubs and allowing coaches to give monitors to lower team and junior players, as well as the first team squads.
The built-in Samsung software handles notifications better than most other smartwatches currently available, including the Sony Smartwatch 2. All three smartwatches can perform standard watch duties while not connected to a smartphone or tablet, including a stopwatch, timers, and fitness monitoring using the pedometer, activity tracker and heartrate monitor.
Wearable fitness monitors are a popular fashion accessory for the fit crowd -- among them the armband from BodyMedia ($99-$99-$119www.bodymedia.com/Shop/Armband-Packages
Sales of electrical items were up 5.5% compared with last year – with wearable technology such as fitness monitors up 850%.
Over the day it racked up 13% more visits than last year as shoppers snapped up 241% more fitness monitors and 60% more drones.
That firm designs microchips that can be easily programmed by makers of niche goods such as audio equipment, musical instruments and fitness monitors.
The number of computerised smartglasses, fitness monitors and the like will swell by 60% in 2015, according to Cisco, a network-equipment maker.
