Looks awesome! Excited to see the results and have Ian test it out. Also what did you learn from this prototype. I know that you had said that this shirt was too lose and not the right material.
When you brought it to class, I couldn't believe how you managed to get that much resistance! I think the idea of doubling up thinner bands was brilliant.
These images are so cool, i love that you guys are showing the progress you guys are making. I'm also very interested in seeing your prototype in action and seeing some numbers on how much this improves workouts.
If i recall correctly you guys said you'd have empirical results during the first year, but i think if you got people working out in it and saying how much they thought it helped/not helped their workouts would be just as good to start off.
This prototype was much to heavy. We used several layers to get high resistance which was great except for the weight.
Another problem with using several layers was that it took away much of the moisture removal properties of the shirt.
Besides these issues there was one other major problem. The shirt must stay in the perfect position to target these tiny muscles. This shirt turned out to be much to loose for the user. The muscles were not targeted. Additionally, it could be useful to have some sticking materials to hold the seams in place.
Looks awesome! Excited to see the results and have Ian test it out. Also what did you learn from this prototype. I know that you had said that this shirt was too lose and not the right material.
When you brought it to class, I couldn't believe how you managed to get that much resistance! I think the idea of doubling up thinner bands was brilliant.
These images are so cool, i love that you guys are showing the progress you guys are making. I'm also very interested in seeing your prototype in action and seeing some numbers on how much this improves workouts.
If i recall correctly you guys said you'd have empirical results during the first year, but i think if you got people working out in it and saying how much they thought it helped/not helped their workouts would be just as good to start off.
This prototype was much to heavy. We used several layers to get high resistance which was great except for the weight.
Another problem with using several layers was that it took away much of the moisture removal properties of the shirt.
Besides these issues there was one other major problem. The shirt must stay in the perfect position to target these tiny muscles. This shirt turned out to be much to loose for the user. The muscles were not targeted. Additionally, it could be useful to have some sticking materials to hold the seams in place.