ionised energy fabric

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The Future of Performance:


IonX™ - Ionised Energy Fabric™ performance apparel and compression support delivers ionic energy to the body through a negatively charged electromagnetic field.

Electomagnetic fields saturated with negative ions have been used for decades by international militaries, international space programs and by olympic athletes to increase alertness, attentiveness and give an overall sense of well-being.

A double blind study conducted in the Sports Technolgy Laboratory at Loughborough University in England concluded that IonX™ represents a revolutionary apparel technology.

"IonX™ represents a revolutionary performance apprel technology. A study conducted in the Sports Technolgy Laboratory at Loughborough University showed a significant increase in repetitive, short duration, high intensity exercise performance (power output) in both competitive and recreational athletes when wearing IonX™ versus non-ionised control garments. This improvement is likely to be functionally relevant to all team sport players or indeed anybody undertaking repetitive bouts of high intensity exercise during training or performance"

Dr Mike Caine, Senior Lecture, Sports Technology, Loughborough University UK

http://www.canterburynz.com/site/static ... rmance.htm

Hmmmmmm

New british squad sponsor? Wonder if they do orienteering kit...

[EddieH]

Electromagnetic? Perhaps you'll run faster in the wrondirection!

[graeme]

Nylon O-suits do a pretty good line in negative charges...

[RogYoman]

wont that do something to your compass?

[epocian]

If everyone wears it you're no better off
position wise

[King Penguin]

There was an article about this in the Sunday Times. Three of the GB Rugby team are trying it during the World Cup. Only problem is that the whole of the South African team are wearing it, and they're in the same group.
Call be a purist or a Luddite, but to me if it works it smacks of "outside assistance". I would ban it.

[bedders]

Call be a purist

But if it cleared up that nasty cold would you wear it?

[J.Tullster]

Three of the GB Rugby team are trying it during the World Cup.

Correction! The England rugby team, not the GB one.