New Sport Shown to Improve Health and Fitness

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Blooloop explores research conducted in collaboration with the University of Exeter, examining the physical benefits of BrushBoarding. The article highlights a six-week study involving eight volunteers, which found improvements in strength and fitness indicators relevant to board-sport performance. It also explains how BrushBoarding’s rotating brush technology creates a waterless environment for riders to practise their skills, develop fitness and stay active when conditions are unsuitable for traditional board sports.
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Publication: Blooloop Publication date: 19 May 2011 Research partner: University of Exeter – Sports and Health Sciences Key topics: Independent research, fitness benefits, strength development, board-sport training and innovation