Next Evolution in Fitness Technology to Debut at CES
Summary
The sleek and comfortable headband unit streams information to a smartphone app that charts key body metrics and provides visual indicators when each activity’s goal is reached.Armed with this information, you learn where your body is burning the most calories, when it is building the most muscle mass and at what pace you are achieving maximum endurance.“There’s simply no better way to learn how to maximize your body’s physical performance which, after all, is the ultimate goal of fitness training.” To be among the first to see Spree in action, visit Booth #26605 at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas from January 8 – 11.The sleek and comfortable headband unit streams information to a smartphone app that charts key body metrics and provides visual indicators when each activity’s goal is reached.“Traditional bracelets, armbands and chest straps are fine for tracking heart rates and other basic information, but they ignore the critical element of body temperature,” explained Peter Linke, President of Dallas-based Hothead Technologies, Inc., which developed the proprietary technology in Spree.“There’s simply no better way to learn how to maximize your body’s physical performance which, after all, is the ultimate goal of fitness training.”To be among the first to see Spree in action, visit Booth #26605 at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas from January 8 – 11.