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Meet Galaxy Watch3! With over 120 home workout videos on the Samsung Health app, Galaxy Watch3 helps you get your body moving on your time. Galaxy Watch3's running guide lets you keep pace as you get tips on the go by analyzing how you move to help improve your form. Keep your health in good hands, from your wrist. For more information, visit http://smsng.co/GalaxyWatch3 #GalaxyWatch3 #Watch3 #Howto

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