  Activity tracking devices have found its way in the world of cycling. With
its projected market demand and increasing popularity of cycling in the
Philippines, cyclists are slowly adopting this technology in their daily
cycling routines. Activity trackers demonstrate real-time data which allow
cyclists to adjust physical efforts to achieve their personal goals. Six common
features of activity trackers were formed as constructs to explore its
influence on health empowerment in the context of cycling using Partial Least
Squares Structural Equation Model. A total of 393 cyclists in the Philippines
participated in the study. Some features demonstrated strong evidence of
positive influence in achieving health empowerment and commitment. Implications
for future design and development of this technology device are discussed.
