EmbioZ Thigh Support Compression Shorts

LP EmbioZ Thigh Support Compression Shorts feature a Power System on the hips and thighs to help correct hip movement pattern and promote advanced muscular thigh performance. This improves both your speed and accuracy and helps you to complete your hip and knee movements flawlessly.

The Power System maximizes energy, including both the strength and endurance capability of your hips and knees. This improves your explosive power when performing activities that involve squatting, jumping and kicking.

The Comfort System in the LP EmbioZ Thigh Support Compression Shorts wicks away perspiration and ventilates easily to keep your body dry. The result of this is increased comfort during a long training session.

The seamless compression increases endurance and reduces fatigue.

For best results, please ensure you position the Power Band around the quadriceps.

For Which Sports Are The LP EmbioZ Thigh Support Compression Shorts Best Suited?

Players of sports that require sprinting, jumping or kicking would be most likely to benefit from these shorts. A short and by no means exhaustive list of these sports would include:

• Basket-ball
• Cycling
• Football
• Track and field (sprinters, especially)
• Volleyball
• Mixed Martial Arts

In general, you can use these shorts as an alternative to a jockstrap/athletic supporter. To do so, you can insert the protective box inside the shorts, which will do a great job of holding it firmly in place. In recent years, compression shorts with the protective box have overtaken the more traditional athletic supporter as a preferred means of groin protection.

What Are The General Performance Benefits Of Wearing Compression Shorts?

These include:

• Improved efficiency of movement for sprinters;
• Delayed onset of muscle soreness following training or competition;
• Reduced risk of injury as a result of limited muscle oscillation;
• Less aerobic energy loss, leading to improved energy conservation

For a more detailed explanation of these benefits, please refer to our post explaining how compression shorts work.