This boxing platform uses rhythm tech, like Dance Dance Revolution, to make workouts more challenging! - Yanko Design

I've never enjoyed lifting weights – more than dynamic sports like battle and rowing have been my go-to fettle regimens through the years. Simply since quarantine ordered the states into self-isolation, my workouts accept consisted of a lot of running, running, and more running. I know I'm non the only 1 getting a little bored – I miss pounding sandbags and the trainers who'd scream boxing combos in my face. While I can't wait for the 24-hour interval that in-person training sessions rev up again, new fitness designs like Liteboxer, a guided battle platform, offer solutions that brand sparring in the band possible for abode workouts.

Liteboxer is the only connected fitness platform currently on the market today that offers full-body boxing workouts equipped with Rhythm Technology and expert grooming. Information technology's similar Dance Trip the light fantastic toe Revolution but for your fists. Built and shaped like a traditional treadmill, Liteboxer works one time users stand up atop the base platform, arrange the dial pad's superlative every bit needed, and connect their personal smartphone or tablet devices to the born tablet shelf for engaging expert grooming. Opting for a more than physically digital feel, Liteboxer's educational activity primarily takes place on the punch pad so you won't spend your workouts looking at yet another screen.

One time users have connected their tablets to Liteboxer, music, also called 'Punch Tracks,' can exist played so that boxers can punch in time with predetermined songs – this is where the patented Rhythm Engineering steps in. Through the use of Rhythm Technology, Liteboxer syncs its software and larger systems with the given crush of a song. As the music plays for users, the punch pad's force sensors light up with LED runway lights to signal a given boxing philharmonic. As users punch Liteboxer's force sensors and work up a sweat, professional trainers offering tips and coaching through the user's attached smartphone or tablet, which can either be continued to external speakers or Bluetooth.

Liteboxer was starting time thought of past Todd Dagres after returning home from the boxing ring simply to feel slightly less enthused over his stationary sandbag compared to his fourth dimension spent sparring with his friends. Liteboxer has been regularly compared to the ever-popular Peloton, that smart home-gym organization that replaces physical training with a more digital feel, too as Trip the light fantastic Trip the light fantastic toe Revolution, that old dancing video game that Lindsay Lohan crushed in 2004. While both seem to be reasonable comparisons, Liteboxer boasts the best from both, making for a outset-of-its-kind boxing experience for your habitation gym.

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