We’ve picked out our favourite wrist and clip-on pedometers to buy now. Cheaper ones offer the basic metrics like steps, distance and calories burned, while more advanced models include features such as colour screens, heart-rate monitoring, modes not just for walking but all different sports, call notifications and sleep tracking. The other main type of pedometer is the more general fitness tracker, usually worn on the wrist. As they clip on, they are also good for those who would rather not 'wear' the device all the time. These are usually simple to use, with no frills, so ideal for those who don't want a high-tech complicated option that pings with endless notifications. This will record steps, distance and sometimes calories. The first is the simple, inexpensive, clip-on style pedometer that can be attached to your waistband or to a bag. What are the different types of pedometers? Spovan BT Healthy Smart Watch with 3D Pedometer. To help you do that, here's our pick of the best pedometers to buy in the UK right now. Smart Reminder 3d Pedometer Watch (117 products available) 1/6. Smart Watch Women Waterproof Bracelet Band Fitness Tracker Wristband SMS QQ Pedometer Sports Smartwatch IP65. However many you may decide to aim for, keeping track on your daily step count is a good, simple way of monitoring how active you’re being. And it though we all love a round number, it turns out it doesn't need to be 10,000 steps a day – recent research suggests you can still get the same benefits doing fewer daily steps. A large 2018 study of 50,000 people found that regular walking at a brisk pace was associated with a 20% reduction in mortality risk, and a 24% reduction in cardiovascular disease. But it's not just about recovery from running – walking itself is good for your health. Many runners might do well to add a little more walking into their routines, just to keep things moving and get more active recovery from harder running efforts. Even the most committed runners shouldn't forget that walking offers many of the same health benefits as running, but in a form that's often easier on the body and simple to fit into your every day life – indeed, it's something most of us do every day, without having to think about training schedules or get changed into special gear.
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