Wearables
Hyperice Adds Nike Vet Andy Miguel as New Head of Marketing
Miguel arrives at Hyperice after nearly two decades at Nike, where he oversaw the Jordan Brand and directed NBA All-Star Game campaigns.
InsideTracker Adds Features To Measure Women’s Health Using AI
InsideTracker will now provide female users with guidance on biomarkers critical to women's health and easing the menopause transition.
Oura Sees Brick-and-Mortar Benefits in Partnership With Best Buy
Oura says partnering with Best Buy and entering the brick-and-mortar space is natural next step for the company and its smart ring product.
Coaches Corner With Carl Hardwick: Wearable Tech – Use It To Lose It
Carl Hardwick discusses the benefits and drawbacks of fitness wearables, and why the ultimate goal should be to stop using them altogether.
Muse Names Jean-Michel Fournier as its New CEO
Fournier joins brain health company Muse from BODi, where he served as president of corporate development and strategic partnerships
Whoop Founder Will Ahmed Named to Harvard Medical School Board of Fellows
Whoop founder and CEO Will Ahmed, a Harvard University graduate, will serve as advisor and provide counsel.
Grumpy in the Morning? OURA Says You’re Not to Blame as It Launches Sleep Tracking Features for its Ring
To promote sleep tracking features of its ring, OURA took over Times Square with a dazzling digital display to emphasize importance of sleep.
Pain Relief On-the-Go: Therabody Moves into Garments with First-Ever Compression Wearables with Vibration, RecoveryPulse
The Therabody RecoveryPulse can reduce tension, accelerate circulation, relieve soreness and pain, and improve range of motion.
Whoop Lowers Wearable Subscription Price; CEO Says Move Comes As Other Fitness Companies are ‘Going the Other Direction’ & Reveals Upcoming Features
Those who joined Whoop before the lower subscription prices announcement would be granted a 1-3 month extension based on the membership type.
Inside Earnings Call: Garmin Announces Q4 & FY 2022 Results, Discusses AFib Monitoring, Indoor Cycling, & Wearables
While announcing its Q4 & FY 2022 results, Garmin said its fitness segment hit a bit of a lull, while outdoor segment showed some growth.
