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Step Counter vs. Pedometer:
A step and stride counter simply
keeps track of the number of steps taken. A pedometer is used to keep track of
distance traveled which is calculated by multiplying the stride length by the
number of steps taken.
How it Works:
Step counters measure the up and down motion of
your body as you walk or jog. A spring-set horizontal arm acts as a pendulum
that makes and breaks an electrical circuit which in turn tallies the number of
step counts. The adjustment setting controls the sensitivity of the arm to
better accommodate the intensity of the workout. A jogger for example would
require lesser sensitivity while a walker moving at a slower pace would require
more sensitivity.
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440-357-5586 or 1-800-745-5586.
This page was updated May 11, 2004.
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