Fitness

The company is running a social network where users can meet, follow and schmooze with fitness instructors, and order classes from them.

The company is making it easy for users to find a personal trainer, who can come directly to their house, or they could meet at local gym or in the park.

A pre-installed app gamifies various fitness activities where a child is presented with a virtual pet that thrives on the amount of walking.

Throughout the day, the device will pick up the number of steps, distance covered, calories burned as well as the duration of a running/swimming session.

The smart toning ab belt Slendertone Connect Abs uses Electrical Muscle Stimulation technology to create a gentle current that engages the abdominal muscles.

Called WELT, it looks like a normal belt, with added electronics to provide users with a more discreet way of using sensors to monitor their health.

Attendees will be challenged to make their time at CES healthy by taking at least 10,000 steps, the equivalent of 5 miles, each day of the show.

The device is basically the Misfit Flash with all of the same activity and sleep tracking features, but with added cadence sensor to make it more bike-friendly.

The company's product, Excy, is a portable exercise cycling system that works with a mobile coaching app to deliver actionable data to keep users going.

There's also the new, slightly revamped exercise tile, which should make it easier to track calorie burn, heart rate and the duration of an exercise.