The Nix Hydration Biosensor was developed to help all athletes better understand their hydration and electrolyte losses. This summer, many athletes take center stage in a team sport or individual sport at Paris.
Training for top-notch and elite events involves a rigorous and comprehensive regimen that includes intense daily workouts focused on sport-specific skills, strength, and endurance. Athletes follow meticulously planned diets and often work with a team of coaches, nutritionists, and physiotherapists to optimize their performance and recovery.
With high temperatures, heat training becomes another area that athletes need to focus on. Sportico recently spoke with experts in performance training, diet, technology and academic research about how athletes are keeping up with today’s rising heat levels, specifically for Paris.
We are deeply honored and privileged to be a part of the training and extraordinary journey for these athletes. The dedication, hard work, and unwavering commitment to excellence continues to inspire us. Best of luck to all athletes worldwide for continuing to pursue their passions.
Kundananji took advantage of Nix while training with her club team, Bay FC, the first NWSL team in the Bay Area.
This United States duo comprised of paratriathelete Owen Cravens and his professional triathlete and guide Ben Hoffman have benefited from training with Nix Solo.
This military veteran and wheelchair triathlete, Howie Sanborn benefited from Nix's sponsorship with USAT.
Nigerian soccer star, Asisat Oshoala, worked directly with Bay FC dietitian Angela Bruzina to hone in her hydration strategy.
5x Olympian and 17x Medalist, McFadden is a member of Nix's Sports Advisory Board.
EF Pro Cycling has integrated Nix into its training routines for the full season in order to customize hydration strategies and be ready for any conditions they might see.
