Podcasts about nike fuel

Do you remember your first wearable device? The McDonald Happy meal pedometers, or the Nike Fuel band? In this latest episode we discuss:   The evolution of wearable technology such as the Fitbit, Google Glass and Apple's first mixed-reality headset – Apple Vision Pro – being realised next year.   Smart watches transforming the wearable tech world as it becomes an extension of your smartphone.   New avenues to use wearable technology and tell stories within experiential marketing.    The future of wearable technology and the advancement of AI impacting how we design user experiences for brand experiences.  

We’ve all used fitness trackers like Fitbits, iPhone step counters, and Nike Fuel bands to count our steps and to get a general idea of our overall activity for the day. Maybe we’ve even used this type of wearable to track our sleep cycles so we can gleam whether or not we are well-rested. But at the end of the day, how are these tidbits of information really impacting our health and wellness? And more specifically, how can they help dancers? Tune in to this episode of DanceWell Podcast to hear to Dr. Phillip Bauman MD, FAAOS and Mr. Doug Jamison of Hale.Life and Michelle Fleet and Dr. Madelyn Ho MD of Paul Taylor Dance Company discuss a study that is taking fitness tracking - using the Whoop wearable device - to a whole new level. To learn more about Hale.Life, visit: http://www.hale.life/ Photos for this episode courtesy of the personal collection of Laura Halzack, in collaboration with the Moss Arts Center Visit DanceWelll Podcast’s GoFundMe campaign by following this link: www.gofundme.com/dancewell-podcast-fundraiser Host: Marissa Schaeffer DanceWell Founders: Ellie Kusner and Marissa Schaeffer DanceWell Website: www.dancewellpodcast.com DanceWell email: dancewellpodcast@gmail.com

Allan and Barry Laub interview and host Christopher and discuss his new book coming out called "The Success Playbook." The trio tells the story of how Christopher met Barry & Allan, and how meeting them has provided a powerful mastermind. Christopher provides insight into how he wrote the book using his iPhone, Google Docs, and documented his journey using his Nike Fuel band. As a busy dad, husband and entrepreneur Christopher provides insight and inspiration for others to follow their dreams and conquer fear. He offers up the Four Pillars of Success: 1) Be careful who you listen to 2) Always be learning 3) Create Change 4) Know WHY you want something! Christopher goes on to discuss the major reason he wanted to write the book and provide others a way to create the life they love living! He dives into a new thought technology with The WHO A.R.E YOU Principle and provides a way for people to self-assess and go deeper into the desires of life. Christopher certainly gives life his best shot and loves to help others succeed. As a coach, mentor, author, and entrepreneur he leads his life loving every moment of it! Check out Christopher's website and be sure to grab his book: www.ChristopherCumby.com "Do what you love, turn faith into action, and find the courage to try!" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nasir and Matt discuss the settlement from a class action lawsuit involving Nike and Apple for an underperforming product. Full Podcast Transcript NASIR: All right. Welcome to our podcast where we cover business in the news and our legal twist. My name is Nasir Pasha. MATT: And I am Matt Staub. NASIR: Right on cue. Did you see how I pointed to you? I was going to do the “three, two…” with the silent one and then for you to go. MATT: Always helpful. NASIR: No problem. That’s why I’m here – to make sure you’re on-time. MATT: Who do we talk about today? Cecil, the Lion? NASIR: No, poor Cecil. MATT: Oh. NASIR: They still can’t find the dentist. I guess the authorities went to his door and knocked on the door and then he didn’t come out. Like, literally that was the article I read. Like, they don’t know where he is. But, if you’re just going to his house and knock on the door, that’s probably not the best way to find him. MATT: “We saw his car. We saw somebody walk in five minutes earlier but, when we knocked, nobody answered. So, you can only assume he’s not there.” Well, no Cecil, the Lion. But, we are going to talk about these FuelBands. NASIR: Yeah, Nike Fuel. MATT: Nike Fuel. Do you have one of these? Did you buy this? NASIR: No, I didn’t buy that version. Nike Fuel’s actually been out for a while, but I did know people that used to have it and I think that my dad ended up buying one, eventually, but what’s goofy about it, is that he would just shake his arm – and I’ve seen other people do that – and basically it acts like you are moving or whatever so you could reach your goal pretty quickly that way. MATT: Well, that’s probably why we’re talking about it and there was this class action settlement, and not only Nike but Apple was involved as well in this too. So, let me get to the class action part of it, I guess, the settlement terms. Basically, the agreement is, if you bought a FuelBand from January 2012 through June 2015, you are going to be entitled to either a $15.00 payment or a $25.00 gift card which reminds me, I never received any Red Bulls. NASIR: Yeah, I haven’t either. Sometimes it takes time. MATT: I haven’t moved. I’m still here. Red Bull, if you’re listening, I haven’t got my two Red Bulls that are probably going to be not tasting very good because it’s going to be so hot and bottom of the barrel Red Bull. Anyways, there is this class action settlement and it kind of centers around this false advertising claim essentially saying that the things that it’s supposed to do – the FuelBands are supposed to do like, track steps and count calories – actually didn’t do that very accurately and that comes as no surprise based on what you just told me that you essentially move your wrist around and you’re burning tons of calories. NASIR: Yeah, exactly. There’s plenty of these things now. I had the FitBit when it came out – well, actually, after it came out about a year or two ago – and then now I have a Samsung Gear Fit that goes really well with my phone. But, frankly, I mean, these are all pretty useless when it comes to accuracy. In fact, when I was buying mine, I remember to figure out what was the most accurate. People would take like five or six arm bands and wear them for the day and they’d all have different numbers. So, I guess, in theory, one of them could be accurate. But, most likely, they weren’t and I think the most important thing is consistency because, just the nature of measuring steps and distances, it’s not a complete science – you know, it’s not a ruler where you’re measuring something in that respect. But, the problem is that, when you’re selling something – in other words, okay, they settled, right? Nike and Apple, they say that they want to avoid litigation costs so let’s just get rid of these guys and settle this lawsuit and that’s well and good and that possibly may be the case but there could have been liability here because, think about it,

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