A peek into high-tech workouts
05 December 2020 |
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This week, we speak about the future of working out and sports in general as we try the electrostimulation vest by Myofx that promises higher muscle activation in less time. We also try Fittar's smart mirror - a virtual coach that gives you instant feedback on your workout.
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