The Case Against Fitness Trackers

Lately, I’ve been seeing an onslaught of Fitbits and Apple watches (and when I say lately, I mean the last 3 years). I’ve been discussing it more with clients and friends. It’s actually become a part of my regular intake questions when I’m working with someone new –  do you have a device that keeps track of calories/steps? Because if so, I want to talk about it.

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