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What are some of the hottest startups in Health and Fitness industry?



Here is the list of the top startups for health and fitness industry, that help us in unique ways to track our health and stay fit:
MyFitnessPal: A tool to help users track their daily activity (and calorie burn) and food intake (calorie consumption). That way, it's possible to see how much you've consumed, how much you've burned, and how much you have left to chow down on. They have a huge database with nutrition facts for hundreds of thousands of foods, including both popular brands like KIND Foods and basic staples like brown rice (broken down by brand, too!). Plus, it's super simple to add new foods with the handy dandy barcode scanner. The system’s also smart — it remembers things you eat frequently for quick n' easy logging!
RunKeeper: Fitness-tracking app that lets users track distance, length, and calories for their workouts and then share and compare stats on social media. The company recently released a sleek redesign that allows for easier photo sharing and faster updates. (Plus it’s super pretty.) And non-iPhone users, don't fret; they've got an Android app, too.
Runtastic: It’s a European startup and is aiming high to become a full-service health and fitness platform. Runtastic offers an array of online services and apps that measure, track, and analyze data. Users can also connect to social media platforms and interact with friends. Many of their apps (like PushUps and Cycling) cost a few bucks, but their most popular running app, “runtastic” is free and fun to use.
Withings: Managing weight is one of the key goals for many exercisers. Withings hopes to be your one-stop shop for intelligent, digitally minded weight tracking and overall health (they have also branched into nutrition for newborns). From blood pressure to exercise to a line of wireless scales, this company is right at the crossroads of health and technology in the best way possible.
ClassPass: ClassPass is an American fitness startup company based in New York. It offers you a monthly membership that connects you to 8,000+ of the best fitness studios. With one membership you can search options, book classes, and manage your entire routine. It’s never been easier to hit up boxing, pop by barre, or give cycling a whirl.
With the above listed top fitness and health startups i hope your workout regime turns to be fun

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