New Hydration Technology to Be Worn by Boston Marathon Participants for the First Time
One of the more intriguing products came from Nix, which is making a disposable hydration tracker for athletes.
Reebok believes that its own resources (including global distribution platforms), beyond the money it will provide...will add alot of value to Nix.
San Francisco-based Scrum Ventures and Japan’s advertising giant Dentsu have partnered to form Sports Tech Tokyo.
Nix wins SXSW Sports & Performance Data Pitch Event
Being thirsty is no longer enough. All these runners pass the peak of hydration at points, and they don't know it.
With an initial market of endurance runners, authenticity is critically important to our brand. We make sure to recruit employees who are (amateur) athletes, and encourage non-runner employees to pick up the sport.
Two Boston finalists named for 2018 SXSW Accelerator Pitch Event
…the Nix biometric hydration sensor enables athletes over time to better understand their bodies and optimize their personalized hydration strategy.
Nix is developing a proprietary electrochemical sensing platform that puts consumers’ personalized biomarker data in their own hands — simply and affordably.
Unger was the first entrepreneur to pitch the OneTeam Collective, a new effort launched in December by the NFL Players Association and various venture capital firms.
Meet the 150 Finalists for 2017’s 50 on Fire
Wearables win big at Global Sports Innovation Finals
We picked these companies out of applicants from around the world primarily for having the most passionate, talented, and driven founding teams.
The Deans’ Innovation in Sports Challenge, another first-time contest, named Nix, a real-time, in-field, dehydration biosensor sweat patch as the winner...
Nix is a startup taking the guesswork out of hydration.
Nix is developing a wearable hydration sensor that helps athletes know when, what, and how much to drink.
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The New York City Triathlon has been canceled because of the heat
The roughly 4,000 athletes who trained for Sunday's New York City Triathlon will have to wait for another event -- thanks to this weekend's major heat wave that's scorching much of the United States.
Help! Why in the World Do I Sweat So Much?
Fun fact: The more you run, the less you’ll sweat.
Extreme heat is changing sports, from the Olympics to local races
As scorching days become more common, athletes grapple with how to handle the heat.
How to Handle Running in the Heat (No Matter How High the Temps Get)
As the mercury rises, running doesn’t need to be a total sufferfest. Here’s how to deal.It's no surprise optimal hydration tops the list.
https://runnersworld.com/training/a20862865/…
The Smartest Plan to Cross Every Finish Line Feeling Strong
Here’s how to make sure you conquer the end of your race in Insta-worthy fashion.
France heatwave continues as USWNT prepares for World Cup quarterfinal | Pro Soccer USA
The forecasted high for Friday is 94 degrees, and temperatures will likely remain in the high 80s for kickoff.
Nix Biosensors Product Testing
Welcome to Nix Product Testing! Our tests involve running or biking and usually last for 30-60 minutes (at a pace of your choosing). We usually conduct tests at the Boston Sports Club at 1 Bulfinch Pl...
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