WearBands™

WearBands™ is a company that offers the patented WearBands™ Training System, presenting itself as the most versatile functional resistance training system globally. WearBands™ is designed to be worn with one's own shoes or even barefoot and allows for the execution of varied movements at any speed, anywhere, and without impact, all while providing hands-free, full-time variable resistance. The system finds applications across various domains. For athletes, WearBands™ eliminates the limitations of traditional sports-specific training equipment, enabling functional training directly on the field of play. It facilitates the performance of true, sport-specific movements and drills at full speed, contributing to enhanced functional strength and neuromuscular education for more efficient and explosive movements. For personal trainers and fitness enthusiasts, WearBands™ serves as an add-on to intensify workouts, enhance toning, sculpting, strengthening of core, glutes, and legs, and elevate calorie burn by up to 20%. By integrating cardio and resistance activity, this system compresses workouts and reduces time spent in the gym. Moreover, for physical therapists, WearBands™ lower-body resistance offers an affordable, easily transportable system with multiple rehabilitation applications, both at and away from the office. The company has received validation from elite athletes, doctors, physiotherapists, trainers, and everyday fitness consumers, emphasizing the efficiency and productivity of functional training under resistance. Founded in 2015, WearBands™ operates within the industries of E-Commerce, Health Care, Manufacturing, and Sports. The company remains open to business opportunities and can be contacted at [email protected]. Although specific information regarding the company's headquarter, last investment, and investors is not available, WearBands™ continues to position itself as a revolutionary force in the functional resistance training sector, effectively catering to a wide array of users across different domains.