The document discusses the integration of fitness tracking features with the Apple Watch and iPhone, highlighting various apps like Runkeeper and MyFitnessPal. It emphasizes the importance of consulting a physician before starting a new exercise regimen and presents features such as heart rate sensors and Bluetooth connectivity. Additionally, it mentions upcoming updates in watchOS 3 and provides contact information for the author.

1. Fitness with your
WATCH & iPhone
Kirschen Seah

2. About Me
• Kirschen Seah
• Software engineer
• Apple gal since 1978
• Avid bicyclist

3. Problem to be Solved

4. Public Service
Announcement
Please consult your physician
before starting an exercise
regimen

5. In the beginning...

6. iPhone
• GPS
• Compass
• Accelerometer
• Gyroscope
• Bluetooth 4.0 LE
MapMyRun

7. iPhone Fitness Apps
• RunKeeper
• Cyclemeter
• Lose It
• MapMyRide
• MyFitnessPal

8. And now for something
completely different...

9. WATCH
• Heart rate sensor
• Accelerometer
• Gyroscope
• Bluetooth 4.0 LE

10. WATCH Fitness Apps
• Activity
• Workout
• Timer apps
• Runkeeper
• Cyclemeter
• LoseIt

11. What else?
• Play music
• Exercise without iPhone
• Pay

12. Accessories
• It’s better with Bluetooth…
• Heart rate sensor - better accuracy
• Ear / headphones
• Other devices - smart scales, cycling
• Watch straps
• iPhone pouches
• Road ID

13. Coming soon...

14. watchOS 3
• Breathe
• Activity watch face
• Responsive apps
• Dock

15. Parting Words…
• Awareness
• Accountability
• Activity

16. Questions?

17. Epilogue
• Kirschen Seah
• kirschen@freerangecoder.com
• http://www.freerangecoder.com
• Presentation is posted on Free Range Coder