In this episode of the Health Movement Podcast, Derek and Tim welcome Craig Gile, founder of CoolMitt, to discuss the innovative technology designed to cool the human body effectively. Craig explains the origins of the CoolMitt technology, its scientific basis, and its applications in athletic training, military settings, and everyday health. The conversation delves into how the CoolMitt can enhance performance, prevent overheating, and improve recovery times for athletes and workers in extreme conditions. Craig also shares insights on the future of the product and its potential to revolutionize heat management in various fields.

• CoolMitt technology is based on scientific discoveries at Stanford University.
• The human body has specific areas that are more effective at radiating heat.
• CoolMitt can significantly enhance athletic performance by allowing for more work to be done during training.
• The technology was initially developed for military applications to prevent overheating in soldiers.
• CoolMitt is being used by over 70 professional sports teams and numerous collegiate programs.
• The device is easy to use and can be incorporated into regular training routines.
• It has applications beyond athletics, including in construction and other labor-intensive jobs.
• Using CoolMitt can lead to better recovery and performance in high-temperature environments.
• The technology is not just for elite athletes; it can benefit anyone who exercises or works in heat.
• Future developments aim to make CoolMitt more accessible and versatile for various users.

To find more information about CoolMitt, visit https://coolmitt.com/ or reach out to Craig at craig@coolmitt.com. Tell Craig we sent you over!

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