NEED A LITTLE GIFT TO GET THE FITNESS JUICES GOING? LOOK NO FURTHER

BY TIA KIM

Molekule Air Purifier
A gym with dander-filled or polleny air is a prescription for respiratory irritation. The world’s first purifier to operate
on a molecular level, the Molekule uses “photo electrochemical oxidation;” as air enters the aluminum cylinder at the bottom, it passes through a pre-filter to catch larger particles before hitting a nanoparticle-coated filter that, when activated by light, generates a chemical reaction that breaks pollutants down into harmless components. As a result, it eliminates airborne chemicals, bacteria, mold, viruses, and allergens 1,000 times smaller than traditional HEPA filters can tackle. $500

Marble Kettlebell
Most workout stuff begs to be stored away when not in use, but this pulls double duty as both a fitness tool and a objet de conception. Each one is unique, handmade to order from a choice of marbles, and can be customized with initials and cut to a variety of weights. $600

Motiv Activity Tracking Ring
Like your fitness apps but hate the look of smartwatches or other tech trackers? This little bit of awesome sits on your finger instead of your wrist. Inside, a trio of sensors keeps tabs on heart rate, calories burned, active minutes, sleep duration, distance, and steps taken, all without pinging every time you get an email. Available in rose gold or slate gray titanium. $200

Grenade Grips
Hit a wall in your workouts? Designed to slip over the handle of dumbbells, kettlebells, pull-up bars, etc., these force users to use more and different muscles than a traditional open-hand grip utilizes. The result is a more effective regimen. $21

Vi Artificial Intelligence Personal Trainer
Using sensors in the neckband, the clever Vi determines elevation, heart rate, cadence, speed, and location (the data is sent to your smartphone), and gives voice feedback during a workout. It also responds to voice commands, and since the earbuds were developed in collaboration with Harman/Kardon, they sound great, too. $200

Kardia Mobile EKG
Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the U.S., and an
EKG is the easiest way to detect warning signs like atrial fibrillation. This unit takes a medical-grade EKG in just 30 seconds; just place fingers on the electrodes, and the Kardia use a series of neural networks and algorithms to identify potential problems. $100

Naked 3D Fitness Tracker
Photos can be a good motivator in improving fitness—but we still need to check the scale every so often. The Naked 3D combines the two…using sensors and a turntable scale to create a custom 3D model of your body while it measures fat percentage and weight. As you progress, the companion app will map-detail areas of significant improvement! $600

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