Exercise giant Precor debuts app to help reach fitness goals

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In yet another fitness-related app to hit the market, Woodinville, Wash.-based fitness manufacturer Precor just debuted its own iOS app that’s designed to work both with Precor equipment, as well as outside the gym. Preva allows you to set weekly goals, track your exercise progress and achieve reward badges, all with the information stored in the cloud…. Read More…

EveryMove receives $3.5 million in fresh funding, launches Android app

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EveryMove, a Seattle-based startup that lets users track their healthy habits and rewards them with gift cards and reduced health-care premiums, announced a Series A-1 funding of $3.5 million and also launched its Android app on the same day. EveryMove CEO Russell Benaroya said that the financing is an extension of the Series A that the company negotiated with its… Read More…

EveryMove partners with popular Endomondo sports tracker app

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EveryMove, a Seattle-based startup that lets users track their healthy habits and rewards them with gift cards and reduced health-care premiums, has partnered with the popular sports tracking app Endomondo. As a result of the deal, EveryMove users can earn points from workouts tracked on Endomondo. In a blog post, the company wrote that it saw high demand… Read More…

Commentary: We need more startup marketing minds (a.k.a. Full-Stack Marketers)

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Three years ago I was at a dinner and an entrepreneur was telling me and the VP of Marketing of a successful startup how there weren’t enough marketing folks in Seattle. This VP of Marketing disagreed and said there are plenty of marketing folks, but not the ones startups need. If you go to Twitter… Read More…

A mayor, CEO and bachelor forming teams to raise health awareness with EveryMove

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EveryMove wants to help people get healthy and is hoping that three well-known Seattleites will help drive interest to its fitness-focused platform. EveryMove, a Seattle-area startup that lets users track their healthy habits and rewards them with gift cards and reduced health-care premiums, is putting on a 2013 Resolution Team Challenge to encourage team-based healthy initiatives…. Read More…

Rewind: EveryMove’s ‘mileage program’ for your health

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Our guest this past weekend on the GeekWire Podcast was Russell Benaroya, the CEO of EveryMove, a Seattle-area startup that lets users track their exercise and other healthy habits either manually or using gadgets such as high-tech pedometers. Rewards for participants include everything from gift cards to reduced health-care premiums. Russell tried to win over John… Read More…

Podcast: Google Maps, Amazon + Facebook, and EveryMove’s ‘mileage program’ for your health

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You can get rewarded for shopping, eating, gambling, flying and pretty much everything else these days. But what about rewards for being healthy? That’s the concept behind EveryMove, a Seattle-area startup whose CEO, Russell Benaroya, is our guest on this week’s GeekWire radio show and podcast. The program lets users track their exercise and other… Read More…

EveryMove teams up with exercise giant Precor to reward you for staying fit

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We wrote about EveryMove launching its exercise reward system last week and the TechStars Seattle grad is already furthering its reach into the fitness world with a new partnership with Precor, a leading fitness equipment manufacturer based in Woodinville. The 32-year-old company founded in Seattle has a networked fitness solution based in the cloud called Preva…. Read More…

EveryMove launches service to earn rewards for running, biking and walking the dog

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A flat belly or a healthy lifestyle aren’t the only incentives for exercise anymore. A Seattle startup is now rewarding users with money for completing tasks like walking, jogging and cycling. Heck, you can even earn rewards for mowing the lawn or walking the dog. EveryMove, a TechStars Seattle grad led by entrepreneurs Marcelo Calbucci… Read More…

Tech Moves: Expedia tech vet joins Varolii; EveryMove names marketing chief; NanoString hires CFO; and more

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Varolii has named Sunil Shah as vice president of engineering and Patrick Chaney as vice president of professional services. Shah is an Expedia veteran who most recently served as the vice president of engineering at DataSphere Technologies. He previously worked in engineering executive roles at TravelPost, a hotel review site, and Disney Interactive Media Group. At Expedia, where he spent 11… Read More…