The Healthy Truth: Pokemon Go is the newest exercise craze
Written by By Bel Marra Health
Dear Friend,
If you haven’t heard about Pokemon Go, then you must be living in complete isolation – it’s EVERYWHERE! Pokemon Go took the world of gaming by storm a few weeks ago, and it seems like everyone just can’t get enough. Let me give you a quick synopsis:
Pokemon Go is an app that uses your phone’s GPS and clock to detect Pokemons around you. The Pokemons then “appear” on your phone screen, and it is your job to catch them. Once captured, you train your Pokemons and eventually battle them in Pokemon gyms. The app brings the 1990s classic game back into the limelight – but along with this, it has sparked a huge exercise craze.
Read more at: http://www.belmarrahealth.com/the-healthy-truth-pokemon-go-is-the-newest-exercise-craze/
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