TechRadar's fitness vertical is proud to present a suite of content all about trying new things in the new year, using technology to help us... well, Get Fit For '25.
All week long, we're publishing stories about our writers trying new health and fitness routines with the help of the best technology, such as home workouts, AI-designed exercise routines, new running regimes, fitness apps, and more.
And if you are embarking on a fitness regime for the new year, you might also want to check out these helpful buying guides:
Latest about Get Fit For 25
I tracked everything I ate for a week with MyFitnessPal: here's what happened
Armed with a food tracking app and an appetite, I tracked every bite for a week.
I tried an experimental electric bike converter kit, and now I’m converted
The Skarper e-bike converter can be attached to any bike with disc brakes, powering it like an electric bike.
I tracked 10,000 steps with Samsung, Apple, Garmin and Polar – here are all the differences
Armed with phones and wearables from the biggest names in fitness, I put step trackers to the test.
I'm running the Paris Marathon this year - here are three pieces of tech I'm using to cross the finish line
You don't need the latest watch or the most expensive shoes to train for a marathon PB - just the right ones.
I tried running 5 km every day for a week (after 8 months off) but it all went wrong
Will I be able to run 5km every day for a week? Unfortunately not.
Walking to lose weight: Two gadgets to help increase your step count in 2025
Walking to lose weight is a low-impact, low-cost way to start your fitness training in 2025. Here's two pieces of tech to help.
We asked AI chatbots Gemini and ChatGPT to design our workouts – then we tried them out
Can AI chatbots ChatGPT and Gemini design a workout worth doing? We put them to the test.
