PRODUCT FEATURES
Discover all the features of HYPER WOMAN and find out why it is fundamental both during and after the sport.
Biomechanical applications dissipate vibrations, reducing the risk of inflammation and muscle overload, ensuring a better balance between buttocks and hamstrings.
Differentiated compression improves venous circulation, increasing resistance and speeding up post-activity recovery, preventing pubalgia.
Silicone screen applications with vertical cuts help break vibrations, improving the onset of inflammation and the expenditure of muscle energy by delaying fatigue.
Functional applications give great support to the low muscles of the back, high buttocks and thighs with the aim of preventing hamstring injuries thanks to the reduction of vibrations and stresses. The biomechanical applications at the center of the buttock stimulate the contraction and discharge in training by promoting recovery.
The silicone prints that cross at the level of the head of the trochanter ensure greater stabilization, avoiding inflammation to the intra muscles and extra rotators of the hip.
The cross-taping system that wraps around the knees manages to stabilize their movement and protect against possible distortions by preserving the ligaments of the crusader, cartilage and menisks.
The special non-slip internal applications on the elastic bands in the waist area fix HYPER to the body, avoiding that it moves during use, thus ensuring the right tensions and all its biomechanical functions.
The bioceramics present within the tissue reflect human heat in the form of FIR and stimulate the microcirculation resulting in rapid cell regeneration and acceleration of the healing and recovery process by increasing oxygen supply and improving the removal of metabolic waste. In addition, there is a lower loss of potassium that allows for faster recovery.
The innovative tissue used allows greater cellular hydration and a decrease in extracellular water resulting in a reduction in problems such as swelling and a sense of heaviness.
