Ron Sutton, aka Mr. Pedometer, is one of the country’s premier experts on pedometers and pedometer accuracy. In 1987 he became the first American to hold an accuracy patent for pedometers and in 1991 became the patent holder of the best accuracy algorithm for pedometers. So if you are looking for accuracy, you have come to the right place.
Pedometer.Com is where you will find all the information you need to choose the right pedometer for your lifestyle. You will also find information that will explain how to wear your pedometer to get the most accurate reading because after all, isn’t that why we wear a pedometer in the first place? We want an accurate step count.
Pedometers go by several different names but there is no need to be confused. Pedometers, step counters, activity trackers, accelerometer pedometers, wearables, are all types of pedometers. Most pedometers track steps and then add other options such as activity time, memory, distance, calories burned, clock, alarm etc.
Bottom line, if you are going to spend the money to track your steps, you want accuracy. If you don’t have an accurate pedometer, you have wasted your time and money.
Best of all is if you have questions, we are here to answer them. Send us an email with your questions to info@Pedometer.com. We are here to help you be successful. See our catalog here.
Pedometer Recommendation
The AX2790MV is the newest in the AX2700 Accelerometer Pedometer Series. (The MVPA = Moderate-Vigorous Physical Activity.) This new 3-year Continuous Tracker includes 1000 Daily Memories of Step Activity, MVPA Bouts, Activity Timer, Daily Trip(s) within Current Day, Distance, Calories, and Clock. Like our other Accelerometers, this will give you an Accurate Step Count at every angle of Tilt! 4-second Accuracy Filter prevents recording false steps. It has a LARGE Magnum display for your easy viewing and comes with ACCUSPLIT’s 5-Year DUAL, No Proof AND Proof of Purchase Limited Warranty AND it has a 4-Year Battery! More… MSRP $49.95
Help boost your memory
Q: Mr. Pedometer, you offer good advice on how we should “move more” for wellness, but is there any way we could also help boost our brain power?
A: That’s a timely question, as June happens to be national Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month. Just in time, our local newspaper included a “Spry Living” insert, with a list of “brain-booster” tips, including the following:
Exposure to UV Rays. Dangerous or Healthy?
As Consumer Reports on Health noted in their June edition, “While getting too much [sun] damages the skin, letting some sun in may be good for you.” Here’s why:
“Sun exposure’s best-known benefit is vitamin D synthesis, which occurs in the skin in response to the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays.” Vitamin D promotes absorption of calcium, which helps keep bones strong.
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