Staying hydrated sounds simple but knowing exactly what your body needs during a workout isn't always clear. A new wearable is changing that by giving you real-time feedback to help you drink smarter, not just more.
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The Nix Hydration
Biosensor is a lightweight patch you wear on your upper arm during exercise. It
tracks how much you’re sweating and how many electrolytes you’re losing. That
information goes straight to an app on your phone or watch, where it gives you
clear advice like when to drink and what type of drink is best for your body.
If your workouts last more than 45 minutes, it can help you avoid guesswork and
stay ahead of dehydration.
Everyone knows
hydration matters, but it’s easy to get wrong. Drink too little, and you tire
faster. Drink too much, and your performance can drop. Nix helps you find the
right balance by giving you real-time data that matches your body’s needs.
Whether you’re training for a race or just trying to get the most from your gym
session, it offers personal insights in the moment no lab, no blood tests, just
real feedback while you move.
This isn’t just for
solo runners or weekend athletes. Teams like US Speedskating are using Nix to
fine-tune their hydration strategies for each athlete. Coaches get better
information, and athletes recover faster. It’s becoming part of how serious
competitors manage performance not just before and after, but while they train.
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