Sport Insights
KYMIRA – powered by YOU
Whether you’re out for a run in your KYMIRA leggings, or playing a match in your new KYMIRA socks, you’re probably wondering; “Why are these keeping me so much warmer than my regular kit?” Well KYMIRA isn’t just clothing that is meant to keep you warm. It’s clothing that works with your body, to ensure that you perform at your best. To break down the science: When energy isusedby your body, over 60% of that energy is actually lost. Most of this energy is lost as heat. KYMIRA works by harnessing this energy and giving it back to your body in the form of Infrared. KYMIRA technology is based around a fibre that is loaded with a potent mix of thermo-reactive minerals which work with your body to produce infrared. Infraredis like the secret ingredient of your success. Infrared penetrates deep into your muscles tissue, which causes changes at a cellular level. This allows widening ofthe blood vessels (vasodilation), providing your muscles with more oxygen.The infraredenergy also causes KYMIRA garments to be quick drying and keep you at a constant temperature. The technology behind KYMIRA allows you to push harder, go further and recover quicker. It’s not all about the heat though, as KYMIRA technology is designed to keep you at the temperature your body needs to perform. The quick drying technology in our fabrics will help you stay cool in warmer conditions, rather than it feeling like another layer to make you overheat whilst you’re on the move.
Your new winter playlist
This playlist, coming in at an hour, it's full of great music for your winter workouts. It builds up for your warm up, then even has a warm down section! If you're taking the playlist for a run, cycle or row, let us know - remember to tag us using #KYMIRAsport so we can see your results on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram! Here's the full track list: A Sky Full Of Stars - Coldplay Paddling Out - Miike Snow When A Fire Starts To Burn - Disclosure Changing Of The Seasons - Two Door Cinema Club Howl At The Moon - StadiumX, Taylr Renee Moonlight Party - Made in 1978 Sunshine - David Guetta, Avicii I Need You Tonight - Roni Winter Summertime Sadness - Lana Del Rey, Cedric Gervais Wicked Wonderland - Martin Tung Dark And Stormy - Hot Chip All This Could Be Yours - Cold War Kids The Heat - Jungle
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Gym Bag Essentials (The Music Motivation)
Hi, I am a new blogger for KYMIRA sports, my name is Aston. No doubt you will be seeing many more posts from me in the future. I will be writing posts on the health, fitness and consumer tech products that we like and admire here. I will be looking to bring you products and recommendations that will help in the pursuit of your fitness goals. Music helps to motivate you during training, well it helps me, and for my first post I thought I would bring you a quick round up of the headphones you will find in my gym bag (current and past). I have a nice selection which includes Bluetooth, wired, in-ear, overhead and waterproof headphones. So, in no particular order I will give you an overview of why I like them and how they meet my specific training demands. Indoor Training First; we have the overhead wired headsets from Beats and Jabra. When I started training I would only use in-ear headphones to listen to music, but quickly found that they would fall out of my ear when rowing, cycling or performing overhead weight lifting. So I switched to overhead headphones for these exercises. I brought Solo Beats by Dre which I really enjoyed. They still get knocked when doing overhead weight lifting, but apart from that they are really great. Then one day someone recommended the Jabra Revo’s. The sound quality was brilliant; they were more comfortable than my Beats. Now when I hit the gym, they are my preferred choice of headset. These headsets are good for: Weight training (not for overhand weights) Rowing (indoors) Treadmill Outdoor Training When it comes to outdoor training, I like to switch my style of headphones and opt for a lighter set. I currently have two sets, these the Jabra Sport+ and ODOYO EP900I. These are two fantastic but very different types of earphones the Jabra earphones are over ear and are Bluetooth 4.0 enabled. They can be used both indoor and outdoor, and work with exercises with lots of body movement. The ODOYO earphones on the other hand, are a wired set that are waterproof. Great for training in wet conditions and can be used up to 1.2 meters underwater. They were designed with Apple products in mind which is why they have iControls (as I like to call it) to take call’s while out and about. So if it’s raining and you still feel the need to go running these earphones are ideal. These headsets are good for: Weight training (Great for overhand weights) Running Rapid movement exercises Water based training. When it comes to musical motivation in the gym, at a competition or out and about, I have a headset for every possible condition. Not everyone is going to be as keen to fill their kit bag with such a selection so if I had to recommend one, it would be the Jabra Revo. Reason: The sound quality is amazing; it can be used for most in and outdoor training requirements and for the comfort when I am wearing them.
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