ROXProX Reaktionslichter Reaktionslichter A-CHAMPS 3 ROX

ROXProX Reaktionslichter Reaktionslichter A-CHAMPS

ROXProX Reaktionslichter Reaktionslichter A-CHAMPS 6 ROX

ROXProX reaction lights

699,00 €

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For touch-less speed measurement and for a multi-sensory training experience based on external stimulation.

style: 3 ROX

3 ROX 6 ROX

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SKU: AC-1006

ROXProX reaction lights

699,00 €

Laser sensor for contactless sensor activation
Multicolor LED screen to display letters and numbers for better cognitive stimulation
Loudspeaker for auditory stimulation
Vibration motor for tactile stimulation
Upala™ proprietary body balance assessment and training feature
Proprietary technology for connectivity of up to 24 ROX and a range of up to 80m
Li-ion batteries with 4 - 6 hours operating time
Material: Jet Fighter material (polycarbonite/ABS): anti-shock construction, weatherproof and water-repellent
Dimensions: each 11 x 11 x 5 cm | 0.27kg
Incl. 4 socket adapters for type A and B, C and F, G and I
Set of 6 including charging case for fast charging and easy portability

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Product description

The reaction lights for your training

Discover our latest generation of reaction training. Improve your cognitive and motor skills and use the ROX system to reach your full potential in your sport.

ROX uses light, sound and vibration to create random training scenarios that develop cognitive and motor skills and increase engagement at all levels.

A-Champs develops innovative and interactive training solutions based on the premise that we achieve more in sport and in life when we train our brain and body together.

Scope of delivery

Set of 3:

3 x ROX ProX
1 x ROX Base
3 x ROX Strap
4 socket adapters for type A and B, C and F, G and I

Set of 6:

6 x ROX ProX
1 x charging case
6 x ROX Strap
6 x ROX Claw
4 socket adapters for type A and B, C and F, G and I

HOW DOES ROX WORK?

The ROX pods are equipped with a sensor that emits a random signal in the form of a flashing light, a sound or a vibration. The athlete must PERCEIVE the signal with their eyes (flashing), ears (sound) or skin (vibration).

Once the brain has perceived the information, it must process it. Green, for example, means that the athlete must turn left, red that he must turn right.

The brain then sends a command to the corresponding muscle groups to move to the right (REACT).