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Reed Fisher, a professional runner for Adidas and Tin Man Elite, reviews the new features of the Woop 4.0 fitness tracker. The upgrades include additional sensors for improved accuracy, tracking metrics such as blood pulse oximeter and skin temperature. The new strap design is less intrusive, with a smaller size, making it easier to wear. Notable features include an alarm function to wake users up during their recovery state, a Health Monitor to consolidate health metrics, and haptic vibration sensors for better user experience. The strap is highlighted as an accountability tool for training routines and habit formation. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the speaker for further discussions or suggestions on future improvements.
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In this segment of the video, Reed Fisher, a professional runner for Adidas and Tin Man Elite, discusses the new features of the Woop 4.0 fitness tracker. The major updates include four additional sensors for improved accuracy, tracking metrics like blood pulse oximeter and skin temperature. The new strap is 33% smaller, making it less intrusive and easier to wear. Swapping out kits for a new look is simpler, and the battery pack now includes a charge indicator and is waterproof. One standout upgrade is the haptic vibration sensors for enhanced user experience.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the new features of the Whoop 4.0 strap. They highlight the alarm function that wakes you up when you are in a recovery state, ensuring you start your day well-rested. The Health Monitor feature consolidates various metrics like skin temperature, heart rate, and blood oxygen saturation to help users monitor their health. The speaker emphasizes the strap’s role in their training routine, serving as an accountability tool that encourages good habits. They offer to discuss the 4.0 strap further and invite questions or suggestions for future improvements.