<br>Adidas miCoach vs Nike</br><br>Just as nobody can remember how the world worked preemail, soon we wonder how anyone built muscle or shed fat without electronically tracking their workouts. The latest hightech shoe sensors from Nike and Adidas let you measure your training in greater detail than ever, making your gymtime more efficient and helping you structure your prerace programme properly. Without this kit, your workout is frankly Neanderthal. Men Health tested the latest gear from the two market leaders to find out whether they really worth your time, sweat and money.</br><br>How we tested them</br><br>Sports scientist Dr Rita de Oliveira compared the sensor workout feedback with data from a specially calibrated treadmill at the Human Performance Centre at London South Bank University.</br><br>2. Features</br><br>PT and exMarine Rob Blair assessed the usefulness of the relative features.
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