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Five spring sports gadgets Whether you’re lacing up and running laps or mounting your bike for the road less traveled, these cool spring sports tech gadgets promise good times for your get-fit activities. |
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Turn your iPod into a personal trainer Tuck the wireless sensor into your running shoe — or attach to non-Nike's with some Velcro patches — plug the receiver into your iPod nano, choose your workout and playlist, then get running. |
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