Whether you're logging long miles as a runner, playing an intense padel match, or battling in every duel during a korfball game — your arms are constantly working. A stable and efficient arm movement is essential for control, precision, and endurance.
Herzog Compression Arm Sleeves provide targeted support to the forearm and elbow, helping you perform at your best during both endurance efforts and explosive actions.
Support during prolonged effort
In running, your arms drive rhythm, balance, and stability. In padel and korfball, they are continuously challenged by repeated strokes, throws, and physical duels.
The graduated compression stimulates blood circulation, allowing oxygen to be delivered more efficiently and metabolic waste products to be removed faster. This helps reduce fatigue and supports your endurance throughout training and competition.
Stability in explosive movements
Explosive actions such as a smash in padel, a shot or rebound in korfball or accelerations while running cause repeated impact on the forearm and elbow.
The compression absorbs muscle vibrations and provides extra stability around the joint. This ensures greater control, less unwanted muscle tension, and a stable feeling during powerful movements.
Recovery and performance enhancing
The controlled pressure gradient of the Herzog Compression Arm Sleeves promotes optimal blood circulation. This accelerates the removal of waste products and supports muscle recovery after training or competition.
Ideal for athletes who train several times a week and want to maximise the impact on their arms without compromising on support.
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Measure the thickest circumference of the calf.
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