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"fitness track" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a specific type of device (sometimes called a fitness tracker) that measures physical activity, such as Calories burned, steps taken, and heart rate. For example, "I bought a fitness track so I can monitor my activity and make sure I stay on track with my fitness goals."
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These days, television viewers can see Ms. Fossie in infomercials for everything from QVC's Whirl-a-Bun hair styler, to Instant Abs, Fitness Track and Interplak.
Brands that aren't Beats trying to succeed in the headphone space are likely nervous about Apple backing the Dre-powered butnd, buthesese fitness track earbuds could help attract some attention back from Apple's latest acquisition.
Harper said he values working with people who have gotten far off the diet and fitness track more than the celebrity status conferred upon him by reality TV.
It's part of the so-called "quantifiable self" movement: Older and younger generations alike want to use wearable technology to monitor their health and fitness, track their movements, navigate the world and alert loved ones in the case of emergencies.
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Like an OAuth for fitness, Fit will "make fitness tracking a basic functionality for phones".
Most of your standard fitness tracking is on board with the Fit.
Huawei's Fitness Tracking is an ad-hoc exercise tracking app.
Expect game mechanics within fitness tracking apps to become increasingly sophisticated.
This motivational jibe is the tagline for the wearable-tech company Jawbone's fitness tracking system.
The iPhone 6 may also include expanded fitness tracking and health monitoring capabilities.
That means easy-to-comprehend apps like fitness tracking and notifications will win out in early days.
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