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Nike and Hyperice Join Forces to Redefine Athletic Performance with Pioneering Recovery Technology

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SHERIDAN, WYOMING – June 25, 2024 – In an exciting development for athletes worldwide, renowned athletic apparel brand Nike and innovative recovery technology company Hyperice have partnered to unveil a revolutionary line of wearable technology designed to optimize athlete performance and recovery. The collaboration represents a significant leap forward in the convergence of sports science and apparel technology, with the potential to transform how athletes approach their training and competition routines.

avant°pool: Pure Cold Recovery and Water Therapy Made Easy

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avant°pool, a leader in innovative recovery solutions, introduces its Kinos and Kinos Plus transportable pools, designed to make the benefits of cold and warm water therapy accessible to everyone.

Who Benefits from avant°pool?

  • Professional athletes
  • Sports enthusiasts
  • Fitness centers, clubs, and academies
  • Recovery centers and physiotherapists
  • Sauna and spa facilities
  • Homes and workplaces

Why Embrace the Cold?

FIRST ASSESSMENT OF A YOUNG CAREER

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"Congratulations on a great tournament!" When Vincent Keymer finished second in the Rapid World Championship at the end of December, he was immediately congratulated from the very top. The new World Champion Magnus Carlsen paid tribute to the performance of his young opponent, who had almost forced him into a playoff for the title. The 18-year-old from Germany was just half a point short of finishing on par with Carlsen.

ANISH GIRI'S CLASSICAL 2023

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For him, 2023 will be a year of classical chess, said Anish Giri after his triumph in the super tournament "Tata Steel Chess" in Wijk aan Zee. His successful start of the year at the home event on the Dutch coast will be followed by another classical competition: The "WR Chess Masters" in Düsseldorf.

THSEPISO LOPANG: ALL IN ONE IN CHESS

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There could hardly have been a better year for her election as President of the African Chess Confederation (ACC) than the "Year of Women in Chess" proclaimed by FIDE. With a large majority, the delegates elected Thsepiso Lopang from Botswana as the new continental president. The 41-year-old mechatronics engineer is the first woman to hold this office.

GRANDMASTER WITH MANY INTERESTS

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Elisabeth Pähtz, the German number one for almost 20 years, will add to the WR Chess Masters program in many ways. As host of a chess mini-camp from February 21 to 25, the 37-year-old will join former World Championship finalist Boris Gelfand in teaching young talents secrets of the royal game. She will also be commentating on the action in the WR Chess Masters alongside US Grandmaster Yasser Seirawan.

THE WR CHESS MASTERS

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The "WR Chess Masters" in Düsseldorf is the first privately organized super tournament on German soil after almost four years, a clash of the chess elite, moreover one of generations. Ten top grandmasters will fight for the tournament victory and elo points for the world rankings from February 14 to 27 at the Hyatt Regency.

3 Types of Technology to Invest In

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According to the Pew Research Center, Generation Z — those born after 1996 — have been coined “the first generation of true digital natives.” This generation has grown up in a digital world, more technology-focused than anyone in the recreation field has experienced before. For this reason, all campus professionals need to be evaluating the technology offered in their facilities. As such, below are three different types of technology to invest in this year to attract new students:

The power of breaking a sweat: New cardio machines create energy at USF

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New cardio equipment in the USF Campus Recreation Center allows users to convert their workout into electricity. USF is the first college or university in Florida to have 12 SportsArt ECO-POWR treadmills, ellipticals and indoor cycles. Each one-hour workout can power a desktop computer for at least two hours.

Cutting edge technology inspires young paraplegic

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Sponsored by Motion Project

When 23-year-old Dawson Broad dove headfirst into a pool on Independence Day, he couldn’t have foreseen the resulting injury that would change his life, leaving him unable to walk with limited mobility in his upper extremities.

While recovering in the hospital, the young student athlete learned through social media about Buffalo’s newest rehabilitation facility, Motion Project: The Natalie Barnhard Center for Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation and Recovery.