
In March, Nike and Apple announced they were working to integrate their
Nike + iPod system with cardio equipment. The idea being that you could hop on a treadmill, elliptical, stair stepper, or stationary bike, track, and record your workouts in the same way that the
Nike+ Sports Kit for the iPod works. The largest chain of gyms in the US,
24-Hour Fitness, just announced that in
July, they'll be the first to offer this new Nike+ iPod compatible gym equipment.

I have to say I love giving away great prizes and as one winner said "Nike is awesome!" And I must say I agree.
There were five lucky winners of the
Nike gift card giveaway and I would love for you all to help me congratulate this handful of winners.
Hope the winners report back and tell us what they bought.

Sometimes an ad just speaks to me and this Nike football ad did just that. It features some of the world's top soccer players and was directed by Madonna's main man, Guy Ritchie. But also, it shows the hard work and dedication necessary to take it to the next level as an athlete.

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Nike's now iconic tag line "Just do it" seems like an inspirational coach distilled into a three word phrase, but Nike wants to give you even more coaching support.

I've made no secret of my love for the
Nike + iPod Sports Kit, which lets you track your time, distance, pace, and calories using your Apple iPod and special shoe sensors. So I'm psyched that Nike is expanding
the line later this month, with a new product called the Nike+ SportBand.
According to
Gizmodo, the gadget could be released as early as next week. This wearable wristband lets you circumvent the iPod if you want, because it communicates directly with your shoe sensors.