Fitness

Here's our list of 10 apps that will get you to the gym and help you build the body you want. There are many other apps out, we just think these are the best.

The company expands its reach to millions more individuals who will be able to track and compare their overall health with other people worldwide.

Developers will be able to use a set of cross-platform APIs to make their apps and wearables sing along, pouring in data into a single pool of data.

Whoop designs a wristband which continuously collects heart-rate data and which would replace the classic chest strap heart monitor.

The $69 wrist band is one of the most affordable fitness bands on the market; it can track sleep, heart rate, calories, steps and distance.

The application supports most of today's popular devices, including the Samsung Galaxy S3, Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S5; Nexus 5; HTC One and Moto X.

The impressive number translates into 8 million miles or the equivalent of travelling from Boston to Antarctica, and back, over.

The service itself will aggregate all data fitness apps are producing, organize that data, and when user demands - show it all in a nice-lookin' format.

This bike has its own battery, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity support, as well as 4 laser-projectors and a digital-camera that aid in rider's protection.

The special 10-day program runs through June 22, allowing non-paid users to try out several premium Freestyle Sessions for free.