WATA vs Test FUS

The WATA app was designed and created to promote the idea of ecological cardio training at the gym. Working with SportsArt ECO - POWR machines, the kinetic energy of the exercisers is converted into electricity. Limiting CO2 emissions to the atmosphere is becoming a priority for all world economies, and technological changes used to reduce electricity consumption are becoming increasingly popular. Not only in households, but also in enterprises. The latest ECO POWR technology allows such activities in the field of fitness clubs and gyms. WATA is an innovative application combining the functionality of a sports tracker and enabling the promotion of ecological behavior through competition and prizes. 1. Training assistant Practice on SportsArt Eco-Powr equipment, monitor your training results and check your progress. 2. Competition Recover electricity, earn points and track your position in the ranking of the most engaged exercisers. Be an eco-winner in achieving goals. 3. Ecological gyms Be the first to learn about eco gyms in your city or search for them wherever you are. Choose environmentally friendly fitness clubs equipped with the latest equipment with Eco-Powr technology. 4. Awards Earn points for the electricity produced and receive rewards at your gym. WATA app connects with HEALTH app and sends info with time and distance and the amount of kcal generated during the workout.

The FUS test is designed to allow teachers, coaches, and parents to assess individuals' proficiency in fundamental motor skills through six distinct motor (sports) tasks: hurdling, jumping rope, performing a forward roll, bouncing a ball, throwing and catching, and kicking and stopping a ball. Assessment of a given skill is based on identifying the correctness of performing 5 components of this skill. Students get 1 point when a given component is performed according to the established criterion, while they get 0 points when the criterion is not met. Points are awarded only when the teacher is certain that a given criterion is met.