Ipod Fitness Center releases iPhit - Nike+ Exercise Tracking forto your iPhone!
Released on: October 9, 2007, 8:16 am
Press Release Author: James C Fulford
Industry: Electronics
Press Release Summary: Ipod Fitness Center announced today an amazing application that lets an iPhone or iPod touch user have an enhanced view of their fitness tracking.
Press Release Body: With an incredible development turnaround, the Ipod Fitness Center announced today an amazing application that lets an iPhone or iPod touch user have an enhanced view of their fitness tracking. The Ipod Fitness Center is a virtual fitness center powered by VitaLife Networks, a First Coast Florida company that supports the health and wellness needs of its members and customers.
The iPhit application will be a high demand application for iPhone users who track their walking or running exercise using their iPod Nano and Nike+ iPod Sensor kit. With this technology, their run or walk events are tracked using a sensor in their shoe linking to their iPod Nano. Using the enhanced features of the Ipod Fitness Center, the IPhit application sends this exercise tracking data to the IPhone in an easy to read and use format. The iPhit home page displays the Runs, Challenges, Goals, Nike Community that are available on the Nike+ website. In addition, the Ipod Fitness Center can be accessed directly from the iPhone. Purchases can be made of the nutraceutical quality supplement products and other products that support a healthy lifestyle with one click purchases - right from the iPhone!
To access iPhit from your iPhone, simply visit www.ipodfitnesscenter.com/iphone. You can also run iPhit from your desktop pc - but you must be using the Firefox or Safari web browser.
The Ipod Fitness Center is an online fitness center and social networking community that is based on the iPod Nano and Nike+ Sensor technology. It was created in support of the iPod and Nike+ products and takes the technology a step further by creating an environment of fun fitness and accountability. Members are encouraged by others to stick with their exercise program. Monthly challenges, called PARTIs, are held that keep members accountable to themselves and others to meet their fitness goals. Most of all, fitness is made fun with fellowship, exercising with others across the country, friendly competition and prizes! Membership is free. For more information, go to www.ipodfitnesscenter.com.
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