Free whitepaper for trail runners and triathletes
Neuroathletics for optimal performance
In our compact white paper , we show you how neurocentric training can help you unlock the last few percent of your true performance, effectively prevent injuries, and maximize flow on any surface.
What many overlook?
Not only your muscles determine your performance, but also your nervous system.
Do you feel like you're training long and hard, yet your performance is stagnating? At your current level, traditional training tips aren't helping much. Because: You track your sleep. You specifically train endurance and strength—and you optimize everything—almost everything.
Because what ultimately gets you to the finish line isn't included in any training plan: your nervous system . It determines how clear you stay when the competition becomes unpredictable.
In our free whitepaper you will learn:
How you can significantly improve your breathing performance in just 2 minutes.
This will sustainably reduce your risk of injury and save you a lot of time on the trail.
And how you can increase your speed in competition without any extra effort.
The perfect complement to the white paper
With these 3 tools you can get the last percent of your power out.
Breathing trainer: Outbreathe your limits
You know the moment: Your legs are burning, your breath is getting shorter – and the finish line is getting closer. Now it's not just your willpower that counts, but how well you're prepared.
And that starts with your breath. Because breathing isn't an accessory; it's your rhythm.
The breathing trainer helps you train exactly that: stronger respiratory muscles, controlled breathing under stress, and a clear head in the decisive moment. And after the competition? You'll relax faster – ready for the next challenge.
Mouth Tape: Recover like a pro
You train hard – before work, after work, on the weekend.
But at night, you can't get a good night's sleep, and your progress stagnates. Because true performance comes not only from training, but also from recovery.
Our Mouth Tape supports your natural nasal breathing, calms your nervous system and ensures that you really recharge while you sleep – for more endurance, strength and performance.
SoundVibe II: Stability is your strength
You change the surface – and realize: strength alone is not enough.
Your body needs balance to react quickly and stay stable.
SoundVibe II uses bone conduction to train your balance system – for better posture, stability, and body control. Your ears remain free, you hear your surroundings – and feel your body. Because balance not only gets you to your goal, it also protects you from injury.
Frequently asked questions and answers
Do I really need this – I’m already training?
We know you're training hard. You'll get there. Your high level of performance is all about HOW you get there.
These tools get the last percent of performance out of your body – exactly when it costs the most:
On the last climb. At the last transition. When everything inside you asks, " Why am I doing this ?"
They can't take away your pain. Instead, they give you more focus, faster recovery, and reflexive stability.
It's not about more training. It's about targeted training in the disciplines that many underestimate and therefore fail at. Not for you anymore
How exactly does this work?
Each tool affects a different system of your body:
The breathing trainer offers targeted resistance when breathing – this strengthens your respiratory muscles when you inhale and promotes relaxation when you exhale more deeply.
The Mouth Tape promotes nasal breathing at night, which is essential for faster recovery. It also improves oxygen supply, strengthens the immune system, and strengthens the cardiovascular system.
SoundVibe II uses bone conduction to activate your balance system, stabilize your posture, and can help with tinnitus. It also prevents injuries so you can reach your finish line safely.
Sounds technical, tedious, and complicated? It isn't.
You simply use the tools during your workout or while you sleep. Your body does the rest.
Is this also suitable for beginners?
Absolutely.
These tools are not complicated high-tech gadgets for elite runners – but simple, effective helpers for anyone who wants to better understand and use their body.
Especially if you are just starting to get more involved with trail running, triathlon or your performance, the tools will help you train your entire body right from the start.
And if you've been running for a while, you'll be amazed at the potential your body still has.
How do I integrate the tools into my everyday life?
The tools are designed to fit into your life without taking up additional time.
You can use the breathing trainer for a few minutes in the morning after getting up, before going to bed or around your workout.
The Mouth Tape works while you sleep. You apply it at night and wake up feeling more rested. (Don't worry: You'll be able to breathe safely through the slit, even if your nose is blocked.)
You can use SoundVibe II for a few minutes a day as targeted balance training – or use the headphones to listen to music and make phone calls.
You don't have to do more. Just be more focused. Your body will notice the difference.
How do I know which tool is right for me?
We can only answer this question with a counter question: Where are you currently and in which area would you like to maximize your performance?
Do you sometimes find yourself short of breath when things get serious? Then start with the breathing trainer.
Do you wake up feeling exhausted in the morning even though you slept for a long time?
Then the Mouth Tape is your tool for faster regeneration overnight.
Do you feel unstable on uneven surfaces or want to improve your posture? Then the SoundVibe II is ideal for more balance, presence, and body confidence. (Also ideal for tinnitus.)
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