Losing 60 pounds with Apple: Putting Apple-compatible fitness devices through a trial by fire<article>
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<p>Apple calls the Apple Watch “the ultimate device for a healthy life.” It plays up the way corporations weave it into their fitness programs, and it trumpets how the watch’s numerous third-party apps “help monitor nutrition and fitness.” Gosh, it sounds so
perfect.</p><p>But is it really so helpful as all that? As an overweight guy who’s rapidly hurtling toward middle age, I’m a little skeptical about its usefulness. Much of the marketing for the Apple Watch showcases folks who are already fit. If they're not fit, they're usually at least thin. The message that comes across is that the Apple Watch helps them
stay in shape; whatever activities and practices led to their current appearance were already in place.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3293936/consumer-electronics/losing-60-pounds-with-apple-testing-weight-loss-with-apple-watch.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Losing 60 pounds with Apple: Putting Apple-compatible fitness devices through a trial by fire
