Measure Strength and Resistance with #PUSH

There are thousands of applications and wearable devices that measure speed, distance and steps. But what about the strength training market? There are some great apps that do a good job of recording results, BMI, reps, etc, but wouldn't it be nice to have a wearable that records reps and strength? Now there is.


Image from PUSH


Push is a new fitness wearable that is "Designed With the Gym In Mind." This rugged arm band measures things like:
  • Reps & Sets
  • Force
  • Power
  • Balance
  • Speed
  • Explosive Strength
  • 1 Rep Max
  • Volume Load
  • Tempo
All the results are plugged pushed from the device to your smartphone where you can review, share and compare your results with friends.

You can also choose from a variety of exercise routines. Push allows you to customize your workouts as well with performance reviews after every rep.

Push is the answer to eliminating the pen and paper or manual entry method of keying in your results at the gym. Now you can spend less time in between sets recording your results and more time pushing your body to the max.

Image from PUSH


You can Pre-order the PUSH device now from their website www.pushstrength.com for only $149. This price is very comparable to other fitness wearables such Fitbit and Pebble.

For more information check out PUSH

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