Apple Nike+ iPod Sport Kit

Now I was fairly active when i was younger, i played a lot of sport at school, mainly Basktetball and Hockey, I even became very good at Hockey ending up playing for our men's 1st team by the age of around 14 or 15. I even managed to make it into the eastern regional squad. I stopped playing when I was about 21 to persue anothe pasion, Music, I was in a band that was doing quite well, and i wanted to put more time into this, to cut a long story short, we did well, got signed, but it fell apart a bit, but i digress, that truely is another story. Back on track, after stopping playing alot of sport and getting a 'regular' 9-5 desk job i noticed my fitness ...

Since I've been getting into a bit of a health kick right now, I was tempted by this nifty little device and eventually gave in and treated myself to it. This device is compatible with an iPod nano only since the nano has a flash drive memory as opposed to hard drive memory and therefore, its less likely to be damaged by running. You get a sensor and a receiver in the box. The receiver plugs into the bottom of your iPod, just like your USB cable. The receiver is very small: only about 2cm long and 1 cm high, so it doesn't get in the way too much. The sensor is designed to be placed in a pair of Nike+ trainers which have a space hollowed out for it ...