Are you a runner? Well, there's an app for that! Find out why FitSugar reader the13thmile can't get enough of the RunKeeper app. She shared her review in the RunningSugar community group. I’ve been using RunKeeper to track my training the past few months and I absolutely love it. It tracks time, elevation, and pace, all while graphing it out and providing mile splits. If you’ve ever wondered Read more

RunKeeper Pro may be one of my favorite running apps (well, when I run), but I know how some of you are with paid apps. Cheap. I like to conserve my money as well, so if running more often, taking on a marathon, or losing a few pounds is on your New Year's resolution list for 2011, you can get this awesome app for no cost through January. Using your iPhone or Android device's GPS, you can track Read more

Somewhere between getting crunked, staying out all night, and hitting up douchey bars, Foursquare wants us to be healthy, too. The location-based service is partnering with RunKeeper, an app that lets users track their workout stats, to earn badges based on fitness achievements. But wait, there's a twist! No check-ins needed to earn a RunKeeper badge. So unlike the gym rat and healthy eating Read more

Check out FitSugar reader spacekatgal's very thorough review and comparison of two running gadgets from the community group RunningSugar. Running is generally a cheap sport — good shoes and good music are generally all you need. However, like most other sports, the deeper you get into it the more you start eying professional gear. For runners, that means heart rate monitors and GPS devices. Read more

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