Tactile sound
The lounger sends carefully chosen vibrations through your body. You feel it everywhere, and it pulls your focus into the present.
Miami · Performance recoveryAbout RE:SET Training load, travel and competition stress pile up in the nervous system. RE:SET clears it in one session. Sit back, headphones on, and let the session take you into performance recovery.



The lounger sends carefully chosen vibrations through your body. You feel it everywhere, and it pulls your focus into the present.
Immersive audio and artist soundtracks quiet the noise and direct your attention.
Pulsed light guides your brain into a calm, focused state.
Vibration eases muscle tension, increases blood flow and helps clear the soreness that follows hard sessions, so you repair faster.
Shifts you out of fight-or-flight before competition.
Ramps attention and energy when you're mid-block and running low.
Quiets mental noise so you can compete on instinct.
Deep vibration takes the edge off aches and heavy legs.
Try 45 minutes before competition to quiet overactive thoughts and put you in a ready state.
Like training, it builds. Regular sessions improve sleep and focus, and the recovery state gets easier to reach on your own, especially through heavy blocks.
Every session resets your nervous system.
First time
Start here to feel each element and understand what’s happening.
Mental RE:SET
Music, light and vibration create a sense of awe and open up your thinking.
Before something big
Sharpens attention and leaves you alert and ready.
Racing mind
Pulls you out of your thoughts and into the present.
Stress and overdrive
A deep RE:SET that recalibrates motivation and purpose.
Seven steps from sit-down to standing up.
Sit back and rest your hands on the armrests.
Use a weighted blanket over you if you want it.
Put on the headphones first.
Choose one on the screen. First time? Start with Introduction.
While you recline to zero gravity, put on the glasses.
Both work. If the light feels strong, close your eyes.
When it ends, rest for a minute or two before you get up.