HYPERICE, a global recovery and movement enhancement technology company, released their newest product, HYPERSPHERE, this week. HYPERSPHERE is a soft tissue ball that helps the body stay loose while adding vibrations and targeted pressure to improve the body’s overall performance.
HYPERSPHERE delivers high intensity and frequency vibration into the body. Muscles are loosened and lengthened, while the flexibility and range of motions are increased. Users are able to specifically target glutes, hips, back, shoulders, feet, and other parts of the body.
“I’ve been a huge fan of all the HYPERICE products I’ve used, and HYPERSPHERE is no different. It allows me to focus on specific parts of my body, which alleviates post-workout soreness,” said American World Cup alpine ski racer and four-time champion, Lindsey Vonn, an outspoken proponent of HYPERICE. “HYPERSPHERE has become a valuable part of my training routine and it helps keep my body in top form.”
Like Lindsey Vonn, other elite athletes worldwide are already using HYPERSPHERE for their pre and post-training sessions. But it can be used by anyone who wants to move better. Elite athlete or not.
The spherical and compact HYPERSPHERE only weighs two and a half pounds. It is ideal and easy to take with you wherever you go. It has a stiff, rubber-coated outer shell to help reduce muscle soreness and stiffness.
The device uses three speed settings. Rechargeable lithium ion batteries power HYPERSPHERE and you can get over two hours of usage per charge. The textured rubber exterior targets vibration for more localized therapy.
Anthony Katz, founder of HYPERICE, comments, “With HYPERSPHERE, we want to offer anyone, from professional athletes to everyday fitness enthusiast, a convenient tool they can easily throw in a bag and use anywhere, whether it be on the courts, outdoors, or in hotel gym during a business trip. The small shape and size of HYPERSPHERE can be deceiving, but don’t be fooled. This device is more powerful than ever.”
HYPERSPHERE is available now for pre-order for $149 and customers can expect their devices to be delivered in early December.