by its findings. bit exhausting, really. but i m done for now. i m looking at the data and there s some surprising news here. generally very weak, not very skilled, but apparently with my knees, i was pretty strong and i thought i was doing much better with the upper body. but it s my lower body that i was much stronger at. i was particularly weak at the top, although i did keep going and i think the stamina element is also quite important. so it s notjust about how hard you hit, honestly. here s another for the reflexes. blazepod is a workout for the mind and body that s shifting from use by professional athletes and coaches to any of us. the idea is that these pods light up different colours and you ve got to move quickly from one to another as they light up, each one assigned for a different exercise. now, you set it all through the app. there s loads of different workouts you can plan and then you just tap your foot on here to get started.
i m a bit slow with this. i d be in terrible trouble if there was a person punching. and is that. both: a flying elvis? as thousands of tech companies descended on las vegas this month for the consumer electronics show, we ve been bringing you some of the highlights. but this week, we re getting away from the show floor. i ve been made to work up a sweat and he s been sent to freeze. but first up, we re going below the bright lights of the strip with james clayton, as he checks out an unusual way to get from a to b. las vegas convention center is huge. it can take half an hour to walk across it. however, there s a new way to get around tunnels with teslas in them. this is what elon musk claims is the future of transport, so we re here in las vegas to check it out.
harry reid international airport just to carry out these flights at 20 feet. so a future where aircraft like these are commonplace still seems quite far off. but it mightjust be a step towards a reality where flight is accessible to everyone. that was paul. hey, paul. what did you see in vegas? oh, just elvis in a flying car, move on. socks, check. shirt, check. ridiculous star spangled slippers, check. so you re off on an adventure and you want to hire a car so you can get about. but the usual rental places either don t have a car available or they re way more expensive than you thought they were going to be. well, there are other options available. turo is a car sharing app that works a bit like airbnb, but instead of houses, you re using someone else s motor.
all the way from russia through the baltic reaching our shores. but the temperature contrast is huge across the country, a bit like last night. 0n the one hand, we have mild south westerlies affecting northern ireland and scotland. 0n the other, colder continental air affecting the southeast of the country, and on top of that, with frosty conditions in the south of the uk, freezing fog as well anywhere from the welsh marshes towards east anglia. so, let s have a look at the temperatures early in the morning. this is where the frost will be. a bit of an onshore wind here in the extreme south east, so perhaps not quite so cold, but in 0xfordshire could be as low as 8 celsius, a lot milder in western scotland. and also here we re closer to weather fronts, maybe some spits and spots of rain for the western isles, but through the day, perhaps some sunshine around the murray firth, eastern scotland, also the borders, the northeast of england, too. but i think the best of the brightness wi
as expected. you re encouraged to take out insurance when booking a car, which can be pretty pricey, depending on the level of cover you d like. but turo is about hosts, too. it s quite good for people who don t drive that often and have a car that sjust lying around in their garage or driveway that could be out and about making a bit of cash. which probably sounds rather appealing for many of us at the moment. but then again. would i be comfortable letting a stranger drive my car, especially someone like me? it s only available in the usa, canada, the uk, france and australia. but more countries, i m told, are on the way. lara: back in vegas, - we ve been checking out some of the sports tech on show at ces. the gaming giant google has