Mio Motiva Petite

The Mio Motiva Petite heart rate watch gives you that extra motivation to reach your health fitness goals with Mio's patented weight management system. Set daily calorie targets and record the number of calories you eat throught the day. Mio Motiva Petite displays how well you're doing and sets off an alarm if you go over. When exercising, monitor your heart rate for maximum calorie burn and watch the calories burn off!

Mio Motiva Petite Features

• Interchangeable petite watch band with colors to fit your every mood. BONUS WATCH BAND Included
• Patented calorie management system records the calories you eat during the day against the calories burned during exercise to help you manage your weight effectively.
• On demand, ECG accurate heart rate without a chest strap
• Visual indicator of exertion level
• Heart rate recovery test designed to measure your fitness level.
• Percentage of maximum heart rate
• Five exercise timers allow you to count up, count down, count up with warm-up, walk/run and repeat.
• User accessible battery hatch
• BONUS MioSense Guide Included
• No chest strap needed

3500 Calorie Club - Learn How to Burn 3500 Calories

The 3500 Calorie Club is designed for fitness novices and experts alike who want personalized health and fitness feedback. More than just a place to chat with like minded fitness enthusiasts, the 3500 Calorie Club also keeps track of your weight loss and progress.

The 3500 Calorie Club has some very special members. Master trainers Tom Seabourne and Kathy Kaehler who write articles and provide feedback in the forum to our members.

Free online access to the MIO 3500 club with purchase of a MIO heart rate monitor!

3500 Calorie Club - Master Trainers

The articles, information and advice on the MIO 3500 Calorie Club are provided by some of the most respected names in fitness and exercise, including Dr. Tom Seabourne and Krista Popowych.

These experts are considered Master Trainers - they travel the country educating personal trainers and contribute to top television programs and internationally respected fitness magazines and journals.

3500 Calorie Club members can get personal training tips from Tom Seabourne, simply post a question to the MIO Forum and Tom will respond with personal advice. You can also learn from fellow members of the club on the tips and secrets they have used to help them acheive their fitness goals.