The digital Omron Pedometer can help you track your exercise program progress and make it easier for you to set and reach your exercise goals. Simply set the time, your weight and stride length – and start moving! more info

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High accuracy multifunction pedometer. Excellent pedometer for walking programs. more info

The new Solo Series with patented One-Touch Technology puts an end to uncomfortable chest belts and complicated heart-rate monitors. A single touch delivers ECG accurate heart-rate measurements in seconds. And with a full suite of sport functions, the Solo Heart Rate Watch puts you in control of your workouts. So feel free to move at your speed and with no strings (or anything else) attached. more info

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Get the best of all worlds with the 955 Pedometer Watch. Count your steps, measure your speed and distance, monitor your exercise and even calculate the calories burnedall while you’re taking advantage of a sports watch with a dual-time display, chronograph, count-down timer, 10-day memory and an EL backlight. It’s the perfect pair when it comes to your fitness. 1 year warranty. more info

Single Accelerometer Sensor Accurately Counts Every Step Separately Counts Moderate Steps & Minutes Measures Distance Stores 7 Days Of Information On Display Resets At Midnight Automatically Includes Clock & Batteries more info

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If you are using a pedometer to count your steps you can also use it to find out how far you have walked by entering your stride length. Stride length, or how far you move for each step, will of course vary depending on the length of your legs so you will need to find out exactly what your own stride length is. Pedometers work by counting your steps using the movement of your hips and do not know how long your stride is without you telling them!

How to measure your stride length

One way to do this is to walk a measured distance counting the steps. So if you walk fifty feet in 25 steps your stride length will be two feet. A mile is 5280 feet do this will make it around 2640 steps or strides. You could also  use Google maps to find somewhere that is exactly a mile away. Walk this distance counting the steps then divide 5289 by the no of steps to find the length of each stride.

Another way is to walk at your normal pace in sand or soft earth then measure the distance from one heel imprint to the next with a tape measure. It is a good idea to actually measure two strides, the right and left leg as most people’s strides are different between legs. Average the two lengths to give you the stride length to input into your pedometer.

Can Be Carried In A Pocket, Bag Or Attached To A Belt Large Display With Clock Measures Steps, Aerobic Steps & Minutes, Calories & Distance Review A Full Week Of Exercise With 7-day History Automatically Resets At Midnight So It’s Ready To Go Every Morning Includes Detachable Belt Holder, Security Strap, Screwdriver & Battery more info