Start in the app.
A phone can supply motion and, with permission, location signals. Phone-only eligibility and supported activities will be confirmed with invitations.
No purchase needed to join the list.
Use what fits the way you train. Start with what you already own.
You can join the beta list without buying anything. Your invitation will confirm which devices and activities the release supports.
Weight training. Running. Jiu-jitsu. Boxing.
Marc puts wearables through rigorous, high-intensity training every day. Different disciplines. Different demands. Real pressure on the gear.
His breakdown: what each wearable does well, where it falls short, which combinations work, and what still needs to be built.
Reviews and recommended combinations. Coming soon.
A phone can supply motion and, with permission, location signals. Phone-only eligibility and supported activities will be confirmed with invitations.
No purchase needed to join the list.
A watch or wearable may add workout history, heart rate, and movement data. The model and available connection matter as much as the brand.
Confirm your exact device with the beta invitation.
AirPods Pro 3 can measure workout heart rate through compatible iPhone apps. Heart-rate sensing is model-specific. Performance Equity integration is not confirmed here.
A phone, watch, and heart-rate sensor can contribute different kinds of evidence. The goal is a better-supported record, not extra points for owning extra gear.
Supported combinations will be confirmed for the beta. The same effort is counted once.
Think about what you actually do: lift, run, ride, box, or train on the mat. Wearability and the rules of the activity matter.
Check the phone, operating system, permissions, and data connection your device requires. A sensor reading does not establish PE compatibility.
Look beyond the device price: subscriptions, charging, comfort, and return terms are part of the decision.