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CUDIS, Web3 Smart Ring Company Announces Pro Athlete Ambassador Program to Promote Wellness and Empower Role Models
Pro athletes will endorse CUDIS's smart rings, showcasing their benefits for health, performance tracking, and community engagement.
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Paris, France, August 1st, 2024, Chainwire
Olympic Athletes and Champions in Rowing, Ironman, Triple Jump, and Motorsport Partner with CUDIS to Advance Innovative Wellness Solutions
CUDIS, the company behind the first Web3 and AI-powered wellness ring, is announcing today the launch of its Pro Athlete Ambassador Program. This initiative partners with pro-level athletes to highlight the importance of wellness and support role models in their athletic and personal growth.
The CUDIS Pro Athlete Ambassador Program will launch with events in Paris during the Olympics, uniting athletes and businesses to support athletes’ careers, enhance their brands, and help them network for more opportunities. CUDIS empowers lesser-known athletes by providing them the platform they deserve. This initiative promotes wellness, builds a supportive community, and demonstrates that hard work and dedication lead to success.
“We love supporting athletes who are dedicated to their craft and inspire others, demonstrating that consistency and commitment to a healthy lifestyle can help anyone thrive,” said Edison Chen, CEO of CUDIS. “As more athletes use our product, we hope it encourages people worldwide to discover a novel wellness companion that supports and rewards them in their journey.”
CUDIS is at the forefront of wearable technology, providing comprehensive wellness monitoring and personalized AI coaching. CUDIS empowers users to take control of their health data, earn incentives for proactive engagement, and foster vibrant, supportive communities.
Athlete Ambassadors:
- Kate Knifton: An Olympic rower from Austin, Texas, currently training with Team USA for the 2024 Olympics in Paris, where she will compete in the coxless four event. Kate has an impressive background in rowing, having won two team National Championships and being named the 2023 Big 12 Rower and Big 12 Scholar Athlete of the Year. She will use the CUDIS ring to monitor her performance and overall well-being.
“As a full-time athlete, CUDIS is essential for tracking my sleep and maximizing my recovery. The AI coach feature is super helpful for giving me personalized sleep recommendations and answering any questions I have. I also love that I get rewarded for using my ring and the AI coaching consistently,” said Kate Knifton.
- Patrick Schilz: A former member of the German mountain biking national team and current Ironman competitor. Patrick has competed in the Ironman World Championship in 2022 and is set to participate in Ironman Switzerland, Inferno in Switzerland, and the Ironman World Championship 2024 where he will be wearing the CUDIS ring to track his performance.
“The CUDIS Ring is a great addition to my endurance sports training. I use it along with the Garmin watch and CUDIS really helps with my readiness while Garmin is for real-time performance tracking. Unlike the watch, sleeping with the ring is extremely comfortable – now waking up and checking my sleep stats has become a habit. I love that the app has a native AI coach to help me plan my training before my bike, run and even triathlon races and adjust it accordingly based on my sleep,” said Patrick Schilz.
- Naomi Metzger: A ten-time British triple jump champion, Naomi is ranked third all-time in British history. She won gold at the 2024 UK Championships and has previously won bronze at the European Junior Championships (2017) and Commonwealth Games (2022), and placed third at the Diamond League (2021). She will rely on the CUDIS ring to optimize her training and well-being.
- Cam Aliabadi: A motorsport racer with multiple podium finishes, including first place at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca. In 2024, Cam is committed to completing the North America Lamborghini Super Trofeo season with World Speed, has raced at Le Mans with Target Racing, and is participating in his first endurance race at Monza in the Italian GT Series. He wears the CUDIS ring during competitions to monitor his performance.
“I absolutely love my CUDIS ring; it’s lightweight and compact design allows me to wear the device for days without noticing it, unlike a fitness band,” said Cam Alibadi.
Innovative Wellness Monitoring: CUDIS is designed for the modern health-conscious individual. It tracks essential biometrics and introduces a unique rewards system to enhance user engagement through gamified health challenges. The CUDIS wellness program, supported by a points system, rewards engagement across eight dimensions of wellness: emotional, physical, occupational, social, spiritual, intellectual, environmental, and financial. Users earn points through various activities such as purchasing the ring, daily wear, exercising, and interacting with the in-app CUDIS wellness coach.
About CUDIS
CUDIS revolutionizes wearable technology, providing comprehensive wellness monitoring and personalized AI coaching. CUDIS empowers users to own and monetize their health data, fostering a healthier generation of smart ring users.
Users can learn more at: https://www.cudis.xyz/
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