The WHOOP platform introduces a ton of fascinating ideas that could benefit the greater fitness product space over time. However, you'll need to put up with the WHOOP Strap 3.0's inaccurate heart rate ...

With the start of a new year, it’s an opportune time to leave behind all the negative energy from 2020 and start anew with healthy habits. Working out and getting your body more fit is always one of ...

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I keep tapping my left wrist. After five days, it’s become a habit. Not a nervous or bad one, mind you. Rather it’s a way to sync the latest Whoop Strap 3.0 on my wrist to its sister smartphone app.

Subscription wearable-maker Whoop just launched its successor to the 2-year-old Whoop Strap 3.0. The Whoop Strap 4.0 doesn’t depart from the company’s core goals, aesthetics, or subscription model.

Whoop, the company behind the performance-focused wearable favoured by some of the biggest names in the sporting world, has unveiled its next generation tracker. It’s called the Whoop 4.0. The ...

The Whoop fitness band, which measures a user’s heart rate variability and offers insights into everything from workout intensity and recovery to sleep performance, was initially designed for elite ...

Regardless of how successful you feel like you've been at making at-home workouts the new normal for your daily burn, one thing you probably haven't been able to replicate in your house is the ...

Matt Kredich got a call from three-time Olympian Erik Vendt in 2015 with a request. Vendt, whom Kredich coached in his early years, wanted to come to Knoxville to meet with Kredich, the Tennessee ...