Human Powered Health has partnered with CORE, a wearable providing seamless, real-time core body temperature monitoring and data, that compliments the programs data-driven performance philosophy.
Our athletes will use the CORE sensor throughout the season to unlock their performance potential. CORE makes it simple to train in the right temperature zone. This helps our athletes stay cooler for longer on race day, leading to radically better performance in either hot or cold weather.
“We are excited to have this opportunity to play an integral role in women’s cycling,” said Ross McGraw, VP and Head of CORE. “We aim to push the boundaries and definitions of athletic potential and performance. With our shared passion for the sport and innovative use of data, particularly as it applies to the unique physiology and adaptations of female athletes, we look forward to the season ahead,” McGraw ended.”
CORE is the first and only non-invasive wearable that provides a decisive edge over the competition by providing athletes with real-time data by measuring core body temperature, skin temperature, heat strain index and heat strain score.
“We’re excited to see how CORE can help our athletes perform,” says Arne Dedrie, Team Coach. “Hot conditions increase the physiological strain on the body and can result in a marked decrease in performance. Increased brain temperature, for example, influences the quality of tactical decisions during the race. The CORE sensor can quantify this source of fatigue and guides us during training interventions meant to optimize the thermoregulatory capacity of our athletes.”
Learn more at corebodytemp.com
