Powering the Pace: Hyperice, Atlanta Run Club, and Do Not Disturb Team Up to Bring Recovery and Wellness to Runners Across Atlanta
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Starting this August, Atlanta runners will feel the recovery difference. Hyperice, the global leader in wellness technology, is partnering with Atlanta Run Club and wellness collective Do Not Disturb to elevate the way Atlanta’s running community prepares, recovers, and performs. As part of this new partnership, runners attending weekly Atlanta Run Club meetups will gain exclusive access to the Hyperboot by Nike x Hyperice—a first-of-its-kind performance recovery syste
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