On Stompstart by 29 February 2016 · New York · United States
RXACTIVE.
Workout leggings with built-in resistance panels, developed by an NYU medical student and an Olympic fencer, that crowdfunded as RXACTIVE in 2015 before becoming Physiclo.
Health and fitness
Timeline
- Funding
TechCrunch reported RXACTIVE's Indiegogo campaign passed its $30,000 goal on the first day; founders Frank Yao, an NYU medical student, and former Olympic fencer Keeth Smart.
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“Activewear with built-in resistance that helps you get themost out of your workout time”
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“Activewear with built-in resistance that helps you get themost out of your workout time”
RXACTIVE's ground-breaking fitness wear features integrated resistance panels that stretch and pull against movement, challenging your body to work harder. The technology, developed at the NYU Langone Medical Center by a team of medical students, designers, and Olympic Athletes, has been shown to activate key muscle groups by an extra 23%, burning up to 14% more calories in the same amount of time.
- Location
- New York · United States
In our words: The listing, pointing to an Indiegogo campaign, described RXACTIVE fitness wear with integrated resistance panels that stretch and pull against movement. It said the technology came from a team of medical students, designers and Olympic athletes at NYU Langone Medical Center, and claimed it raised muscle activation by 23% and calorie burn by up to 14%.
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