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FIT Radio – Online Deal

$18 for One-Year Premium Subscription to High-Energy DJ-Engineered Music ($36 Value)

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  • Healthy Living
  • Audiophile

In a Nutshell

DJ-curated, high-energy playlists motivate workouts; compatible with Android and iOS smartphones

The Fine Print

  • Expires 180 days after purchase.
  • Limit 3 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Online only.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Working out is No. 2 on the list of most popular daily activities in America, behind teaching dogs to swear. Be your own best friend with this Groupon.

$18 for a One-Year FIT Radio Subscription ($36 Value)

Ideal for those on the move, premium subscriptions give smartphone users one year of ad-free access to high-energy playlists in a variety of musical genres, offering a randomization of 15-20 mixes in each genre at any given time. Using the smartphone app, FIT Radio users can stream a wide range of daily-updated rock, hip-hop, house, and indie playlists. Each playlist is made by a professional DJ.

FIT Radio

Nominated by Mashable readers in 2011 as one of the year’s best music apps, FIT Radio stands out from other smartphone jukeboxes with its huge selection of professional DJ-curated custom playlists. Each playlist is made with workout motivation in mind, boasting a high number of beats per minute (BPM), seamless transitions between songs, and genres ranging from rock to hip-hop to indie. The playlists stream through speakers and headphones non-stop using FIT Radio’s app, which sorts the playlists by genre and BPM, simplifying the process of picking music that best suits a specific running pace or workout intensity. Users are also able to customize the app based on their music preferences, and also have the opportunity to share their favorite mixes and artists using social meda.

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The Groupon Guide to: Using a Map

In this modern age of technology reliance, most people have completely forgotten how to use a good old-fashioned paper map. Here’s a quick refresher:

Find a place that sells maps. Maps are probably sold at like a map store? Look it up on your phone.

Buy a map at the place that sells the maps. Make sure you buy a good map. Use your phone to see who makes the best maps.

Unfold the map. This is the worst part. Put your phone in your pocket or your mouth for a minute while you use both hands to open up the stupid map.

Look at the map. This is the other worst part. You can only look at the map. It doesn’t do anything when you touch it or ask it to play the songs. It just sits there.

Go to the place on the map. Once you get there, use your phone to reflect sunlight onto the map so it burns. It burns away. It goes away. It doesn’t come back. The fire makes it nothing. Take a picture of the nothingness with your phone.

What is the most flammable kind of map? Find out in today's Groupon Guide.