I'm crushing on RumbaTime's Go Watches that let you charge a cab ride (and whatever else your sporty heart desires) with a flick of your wrist. In New York City, where people cab it to Central Park to run 6 miles, this kind of workout accessory is CRUCIAL. So I'm totally loving the functionality of Go, which lets you work out wallet free!

I'll anxiously await for Go styles to evolve as I think there's room for much more creativity in terms of design...but I'm 100% sure RumbaTime will make that happen. The watches cost $35 on their own. For the Go service (contactless payment card), you can either pay $14.95 for 1 year or $19.95 for 2 years.

Instead of reaching for "plastic" opt for sweat resistant silicone! Check out the current RumbaTime Go collection below. Just click on the watches to shop the collection.

CLICK HERE to register for the Go service once you have your watch.

Jennie Finch is part jock, part glamazon, part mom, and 100% Olympian athlete. She's also now an author, making her quite the all-American success story. Read my interview with this blonde fitness-loving bombshell and find out all about her new book Throw Like A Girl and why she was destined to write it.

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JENNIE FINCH - CELEBRITY SWEAT INTERVIEW

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Q.Jennie, please clear this up for me: what's the difference between softball and baseball?
A.
Basically softball is a bigger ball and we play with smaller dimensions. We pitch underhand while baseball pitchers throw over hand.


Q.Did you ever dream you'd make it to the Olympics? It must've been surreal for you!
A.
Wearing USA across my chest was something I dreamt about for a long long time! Its the biggest stage in sport. A true honor!

Q.At what point did you feel you had really made it as a female baseball star?
A.
There was a moment when I was in college and was asked to pose with Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling for a photo that I just couldn’t believe it was happening. But I have to say that standing alongside my idols like Lisa Fernandez on the gold medal podium in the 2004 Olympics, that was a huge moment for me.

Q.You became somewhat of an athletic sex symbol as you rose to softball stardom. Flattering or not?
A.
For me it was always about being the best...

The color TANGERINE is 'in" for Spring but will you rock it?

Shades of orange initially seem challenging because they're bright and sort of Halloween-y. But just go with it without going in too deep. Allow yourself to experiment with a bright tangerine colored sneaker like the one pictured above from Nike.

Paint those manicured toes a nice shade of "A Roll in the Hague". Now don't be scared, it's actually a flesh-tone color which means it will compliment light to dark skin. I'm rocking it right now on both hands and feet and couldn't be happier with how it looks (and I'm really picky when it comes to nail color).

And for all of you who don a bit of make-up for your workout dates (with yourself, duh), Nars has some really nice tangerine-y colors that go on smooth (meaning no clown effect). Just a bit of color lightly brushed over cheeks and lips will give you a healthy vibrant look. The same colors will work for your more formal outings too. Just build up the...

       - Writing and research by Asst. Editor Tess Nelson -

Will I fit into my skinny jeans tomorrow without yanking and squeezing?  How many calories did I burn running errands, commuting to work, having sex? We’ve all wondered. The fitness and technology industries have aimed to answer these questions by producing several measurement gizmos and gadgets. These fit devices measure your activity from steps taken to calories burned and all claim to be the missing link to your weight loss goals. So which activity measurement is the most rewarding, simple, and affordable? I clear up all the numbers, graphs and myths of these nifty tools so you can monitor your health and wellness with ease and style.

S2H Step (Switch2Health) Pedometer (S2H.com) - $24.95

For fitness junkies, the pedometer is a classic. It simply counts your steps to give you an idea of your overall activity for the day. If you are automatically...