Tymewear opens pre-sale of revolutionary wearables being used by team Visma. Will the VitalPro become the next must-have training tool?

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Visma | Lease a Bike has just scored a major success in its quest for the highest possible achievements. The Dutch team has been informed that the VitalPro breathing sensor, manufactured by the brand Tymewear, has been approved for use by the UCI. According to the Killer Bees, this gadget is a golde...

A new metric to consider when training, breathing rate. The Tymewear VitalPro chest strap tracks this in real time. We'll be testing it soon

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The Tymewear VitalPro adds lab-grade ventilation data to a chest strap, putting a metric that needed a metabolic cart onto Garmin head units. Two months of testing reveals which parts earn their £299,...

Visma | Lease a Bike heeft zojuist een flinke slag geslagen in de jacht naar het hoogst haalbare. De Nederlandse ploeg heeft te horen gekregen dat de VitalPro breath sensor, gemaakt door het merk Tymewear, is goedgekeurd door de UCI voor gebruik. Het snufje is volgens de Killer Bees een gouden zet e...

...#Tymewear #VitalPro #BreathingSensor #CyclingTech #VentilationData #EnduranceSports #VismaLeaseABike #PerformanceTracking #TrainingZones #FitnessInnovation #CyclingGear #LabLevelInsight #AthletePerformance #WearableTech #CyclingRevolution Source link The UCI recently scrutinized the TymeWear breathing sensor, considering a ban due to its perceived performance-boosting potential. However, this "transformational" tool has evolved through collaboration with Visma-Lease a Bike and is now available for pre-sale as the TymeWear VitalPro. This device promises to deliver laboratory-level physiological insights directly to cyclists’ handlebars, positioning breathing (ventilation) as a superior metric for measuring effort compared to heart rate and power.