fitness

Need a friend to go on a run, but don't have a friend to go running with? If you have Apple Fitness, that friend may as well be a podcast made specifically for it.

You've probably spoken to Google or Siri, but if you're using a pair of Skullcandy's latest, you can talk to someone else for earphone control.

This week on The Wrap, what's new from Facebook and Ray-Ban that could change the way you share your life? And what will Apple show us next week? All that, plus what's new from Whoop, JBL, Google, Oppo and more, all in five.

A new generation of a wearable made solely for fitness promises to deliver more data, and that's the start.

Looking to get a better idea of how to improve those workouts? Whoop 3.0 can help, even if it's a costly approach to understanding.

A health tracker built for understanding intense recovery in workouts might provide more indication as to whether you're COVID symptomatic before it happens.

Lockdown is back for parts of Australia, but if you're looking for something to do, grab your phone or computer and survive with these ideas.

Going to the gym isn't the same if you're pregnant or a little older than everyone else, and so Apple is adding workouts specifically for those people.

The "Peleton" name is set to be more than just a name in Australia, as the exercise bike is set to roll out to our neck of the woods.

It's not just the familiar names like Apple, Fitbit, Garmin, and the like, as a new name pops up, and it's kind of a big whoop. Kinda. Sorta.