The name is really great. Calling a product “supersapiens” shows either a lot of self-irony – or a profound knowledge of some specimens of Homo sapiens who expect superhuman achievements from themselves. And why shouldn’t this be possible with a little technical upgrade? After all, multiple Ironman winner Jan Frodeno, marathon champion Eliud Kipchoge and the riders of Jumbo-Visma, the dominant cycling team of recent years, have already worn the patches on their upper arms, which are offered by various manufacturers. If the professional elite set records with the help of the small adhesive strips, recreational athletes should also be able to beat their personal best with it. Or?
Do glucose sensors for diabetics also benefit athletes? – Health
