The Apple Watch and native Workout app provide a great way to track your fitness journey. But the new app Custom Workouts can help put you in better control of how you exercise. With the app, you can create custom, structured workouts that are available through the Workout app. Using the app, you can create the perfect workout for you tailored to your goals. You can add work and recovery steps to group and even put them on repeat. All of the steps can be customized with goals like distance and time. It’s also possible to set target alerts like pace, heart rate, power, and more. You can select from all activity types that are available on the Apple Watch. HIIT fans can also tap exercises to create a routine. Each exercise is displayed with an animation highlighting the muscles targeted. The step-by-step instructions will show details like difficulty level, exercise type, focused body parts, and any necessary equipment. You can also adjust exercise durations, rest intervals, and the number of rounds for HIIT. Once you’ve created the perfect workout, it can be transferred over to the Apple Watch and started in Workouts. As a fun touch, you can even send custom workouts to other Apple Watch users to enjoy, even without the app. When on your iPhone, you can use a home screen widget to see what exercise is for today and the completion rate for the week. There are three sizes to choose from. Custom Workouts is a free download now on the App Store. It’s just for the iPhone. There is an optional Custom Workouts Pro subscription available for $1.99 per month or $14,99 yearly. A lifetime unlock is $24.99. There is a free, seven-day trial with the yearly option. Subscribers can access more than 100 exercises and 40 workout types. You can also take advantage of advanced workout customizations and scheduled workouts. Get Custom Workouts: For Watch in the App Store
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Pay close attention to bitcoin and the stock index markets. In the past, we have seen closer and closer correlation between the higher timeframe movements of both markets, noticeably Nasdaq and Bitcoin. Low hanging fruits is important here as we are still trading inside of a range but with the high impact news events releasing this week, its possible for a bullish draw to FWB:88K
We touched the upper trendline of the 2017 channel twice, marking new ATHs in late 2024 and early January 2025. Following the second touch, we shifted from the previous bullish channel into the current bearish channel, simultaneously completing a correction that was overdue for at least half a year. The potential breakout point from this bearish channel is expected around mid-May.
Bitcoin’s recent price action remains within a defined trading channel, with most closes near the range high. This level aligns with the value area high, a major liquidity zone, and the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement, making it a critical area to monitor for potential reversals. Key Points: • Liquidity at Range High: Bitcoin is trading near the value area high, where a significant amount of liquidity is resting at the 0.618 Fibonacci level. • Range Low Untested: The value area low, which aligns with the range low, has not yet been retested, increasing the probability of a move toward this level. • Rotational Price Action: Price remains in a rotational phase, but confirmation will come once the lower range is tested. • Potential Short Setup: A short entry could emerge if Bitcoin sweeps the liquidity above the value area high and the 0.618 Fibonacci before showing signs of weakness. However, this setup remains anticipatory and requires further confirmation. Bitcoin’s price structure suggests the market is still undecided, with liquidity playing a key role in shaping future movement. If the value area low remains untouched, a retest could provide more clarity on directional bias. Traders should remain patient and wait for confirmation before committing to a trade. As price action continues to develop, monitoring how Bitcoin reacts around these key levels will be essential. Whether the rotation completes or the price holds above resistance will determine the next major move.
C'MON ALREADY lol Waiting for cash positions in crypto to reduce Not financial advice