Top tech to  help you get fit

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Garmin Venue 2 The best all-rounder. Great health and wellness tracking to keep an eye on your recovery, and it has offline Spotify support.

Apple Watch SE If you’re an iPhone user then there’s no getting around the fact that you’ll probably get the best experience with an Apple Watch

Fit Bit Versa 3 If you want something a bit cheaper then the Fitbt Versa 3 is an excellent shout

UA Project Rock A rugged pair with IPX4 water resistance and soft cushioning around the ear cups

LG UFP8 These little guys use an oblong design, which allow them to stay snug and fit whilst out on a run

Shokz Aeropex This headband uses bone conduction technology to let you listen to music without ever obscurring your ear canal

Withings Body Cardio The scale can track your weight, muscle mass and measures your heart age

Mighty Vibe If you want to leave your phone at home but you still want to listen to music whilst working out, then the this is your best bet

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