Published: March 27, 2016 Last Updated 6 months ago by FPN SEO
For those of us who live life in the gym, innovative activewear brand Athos has something special that can make your workout life much better: A high-tech apparel designed to monitor your muscle effort and heart rate during workout. The clothing made in the form of leggings is embedded with a sensor to connect to an app on your smartphone in other to show you what muscles you are using in real time — which is sure to lead to an improved performance and great results.
From the words of the co-founder, Dhananja Jayalath, “The leggings can track muscle effort in real time and also [your] heart rate.” “By seeing what your muscles are doing, you can better understand if you’re working the correct muscles to the right extent and if you’re balanced left to right.”
Wow! That’s the most high-tech gym clothes we have seen for a long while. They are available for men and women, and if you need one, scroll down to check it out (and shop):
Athos Lower Body Package — $348
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