Canterbury will suit you up for hot-weather workouts
Though there are benefits to training in the hot and humid Thai heat – increased blood plasma and greater cardiac output – there are dangers too, like placing your body under greater stress.
Leading sports brand Canterbury, which opened its flagship store in Thailand in February, has developed the Canterbury Lab to create fabrics that offer the kind of performance and comfort that athletes at all levels of the game could use.
Canterbury’s latest range has been specially engineered to help wearers regulate their body temperature, and is especially useful in tropical climates.
The range offers a variety of garments for both men and women, including training tees and shorts, aims to enable the wearer to focus on their performance. The products are specifically designed to allow freedom of movement and support the wearer to improve focus, motivation and gains.
The Vapodri+ range is made with a special fabric that features advanced wicking properties that help evaporate sweat, allowing garments to dry quickly. The technology provides dynamic cooling. This adaptive technology reacts to your changing body temperature to ensure you can focus on performance.
“There are steps you can take to prepare your body before going for a Bangkok workout – one of which is to carefully choose your outfit. Wearing the right sports gear when working out is not only about looking good, it helps improve your performance, prevent injuries, and regulate body temperature.
Our Vapodri range is an essential training gear for fitness fanatics in Thailand. Now, excessive sweating is no longer a problem, whenever and wherever they train,” said Mark Bennett, managing director of Silver Fern Holding Ltd, the exclusive distributor of Canterbury.
A wide selection of training gear for both men and women is also available at each of the Bangkok stores, as well as online. Visit www.Canterbury.co.th or find the latest collections at Supersports at CentralWorld, Sports Mall section at the Emporium, and in the lifestyle section of EmQuartier, as well as on the first floor of Phayathai Building.
