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‘Outdo You’, An Animated Ad Celebrating the Accomplishments of Nike+ Fitness Tracker Users in 2014

  • Brian HeaterBrian Heater
  • January 2, 2015

“Outdo You” is a short animated ad created by French illustrator Mcbess that celebrates all of the miles racked up by Nike+ fitness tracker users in 2014. Users can also get a personalized version of the video by entering their own Nike+ data.

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