Compression garments are ideal for walking, jogging, running, gym training, yoga, pilates, cycling and competitive sports.
When made and fitted correctly, shapewear can enhance your comfort, manoeuvrability and give you a feeling of lightness. Shapewear is stretchy, not restricting and can help support your during exercise.
Provides support to leg joints
Helps the flow of oxygen
Helps prevent uncomfortable lactic acid build-up
Speeds up lactic acid removal
Speeds up recovery after sports
Reduces exercise induced muscle damage (EIMD)
Reduces muscle oscillation
Improves endurance
Boosts strength and power
Improves body temperature control
Compression Shorts
Compression shorts help to reduce muscle fatigue, prevent strain, lower your risk for delayed onset muscle soreness, improved perceived exertion (making training more bearable for longer), help increase power, increase oxygenation and provide comfort while minimising wind resistance. (For guys, they also give a little extra groin support)
Compression Tights & Leggings
Compression tights and leggings give all the benefits of compression short together with graduated support around the ankles to help venous return (the flow of blood back to the heart), plus support around the knees and quads – typically troublesome areas for runners.
Compression Socks
If it's too hot for tights or leggings, compression socks boost blood flow and help to reduce muscle oscillation from the ankle to the calf helping you to recover faster.
Compression Tops
Compression tops help adjust your posture, opening up the chest area to allow you to take in more oxygen. For ladies with fuller busts compression tops can add additional support over your sports bra.
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