Oumua Breathing Trainer

Oumua is the first AI-Enabled smart breathing trainer designed to boost your endurance and lung capacity. With respiratory issues on the rise, this personal lung training device lets you improve your health on your commute, at home, at work, or wherever you are. Oumua has two separate inhalation and exhalation ducts with adjustable resistance levels. Simply choose from any of the 6 resistance levels and start training your lungs. You will experience a noticeable increase in your breathing performance with just these 10 to 15 minutes of daily exercising. watch the video below

GIFT GUIDE 2022: ATHLETE

Your active friends and family members will adore these gifts, whether they enjoy running, playing a team sport, going to the gym, hiking, cycling, loving pilates, or have signed up for their first triathlon. This list is the starting line and you are at the blocks of the best gift ideas for the fitness-obsessed athlete in your life. And hey, if you see something for yourself that you like, you might want to forward this to your loved ones so they have some suggesti...
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CARDIFF SKATES

Rollerblades and strap-on roller skates have been around for ages, now a California based company named "The Cardiff Skate Company” have combined the best of both devices in the form of Cardiff Skate. With a similar performance of rollerblades and the practicality of the strap-on roller skates, the Cardiff Skate attaches to the users existing footwear, they are fully adjustable and feature a ski-boot-style ratcheting binding system. Unlike traditional inline ...
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BRRRN BOARD

Brrrn is introducing the slide board experience to fitness enthusiasts nation-wide to create a new category of at-home fitness. The Brrrn Board will breathe new life into your home workout routine, it is a versatile home workout tool that can help improve your balance, cardiovascular fitness, endurance, and strength. Designed for easy storage, the slide board will fire up stabilization muscles in your legs, core, and glutes, in fact it uses 600+ muscles in just one ...
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