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Suji launches Muscle Score assessment for connected exercise cuffs

Suji launched a 0–100 home assessment of upper- and lower-body muscle performance using its connected cuffs; the beta was available to app Premium subscribers who owned the hardware.

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Suji said it launched Muscle Score, a 0–100 rating of upper- and lower-body muscle performance that cuff owners could check at home with a guided test. The test used body-weight squats for a lower-body score and push-ups for an upper-body score, while cuff sensors tracked movement and muscle activity on each repetition.1

The company said the score assessed repetition count and quality, movement consistency, force generation and performance as fatigue set in.1

The beta was available in the Suji app to Premium subscribers who owned cuffs; the subscription cost $4.99 per month.1

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