Now may not be the right time to put the quarantine snacks away but that doesn’t mean you can’t add a little fitness to your daily ‘stay at home’ routine.
Backyard sprints may not be your idea of a good time. But there are plenty of other ways you can get some activity in. Think outside the box and get the kids involved in a dance session, a bit of yoga or a family walk (abiding by the social distancing rules, of course). Or you can follow my lead and try your hand at hula hooping. Get those hips swinging.
Getting ready for an early morning run!
Laser V-Fitness watch review
There are so many fitness trackers on the market these days and it is hard to know which ones are worth spending your hard-earned money on. To find out more about the Laser Smart Watch Fitness Activity Tracker, read this review.
There are a few things that I specifically want when buying a fitness watch, they include: an alert if I’m stationary for too long (basically, a get moving fatty), sleep tracker, step counter and a clock. I don’t need a lot but those are the essentials. The Laser fitness watch I’m reviewing has these and so much more!
What we loved
• It is a touch screen
• Alarm and timer functions
• Get active alert
• Heart rate monitoring
• Sleep monitoring
• Music controls – Spotify, YouTube Music, Google Play Music, Sound player (I’m assuming if you had an iPhone it would also give you the option of iTunes)
• 14 different sports modes
• Message notifications
• Step counting
• Guided breathing sessions
• Female health – period tracker
• Rechargeable battery lasts a few days
What we didn’t love
• Can’t reply to messages or take calls (Can only view)
Would I recommend the Laser smartwatch fitness activity tracker? Absolutely. It offers everything and more that I need and at a fraction of the price of the more popular brands.
Available from: Big W and Laser.co
RRP $99
