Singer-songwriter John Mayer tests Nike+iPod Sport Kit onstage
Saturday, September 02, 2006 - 10:25 AM EST
"Just got the new Nike + iPod kit (not linking to billion dollar companies, sorry) and the little Don Herbert in me wondered: just how much does a singer-songwriter exert himself on stage? After a 90 minute set, here are the results," John Mayer blogs for johnmayer.com.
Distance: .54 mi - this is probably due to my crazy foot dance setting the sensor off. I believe Slash in G'n'R circa 1990 could have actually logged this distance.
Time: 1:32'35"
Pace: 2:50'54"/mi
Calories: 75 - I gotta think this is a bit low. I do a lot of squeezing up there that's not accounted for.
Full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader "Karl" for the heads up.]
MacDailyNews Take: For those that might not know, Don Herbert is better known as Mr. Wizard. Also, we're not shy (we don't know why the guy who, on two separate occasions, helped Steve Jobs present GarageBand to the world would be, either), so step right up, click that mouse, and get yer very own Nike+iPod Sport Kit right here: Nike+iPod Sport Kit. Only $29.00.

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"I do a lot of squeezing up there..."
?? Hmmm...