Masimo
4 releases.
18 June 2018Masimo MightySat® monitoring the pulse of the Women’s Tennis AssociationIRVINE (18 June 2018): Avid tennis watchers have no doubt noticed Masimo’s prominent presence at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden during the prestigious BNP Paribas Open and seen the commercials featuring MightySat athlete ambassadors Coco Vandeweghe and Taylor Fritz. The relationship has taken the next step with the announcement that the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) has begun using the noninvasive, hospital-grade pulse oximeter as part of their mission to provide comprehensive care for the athletes on the women’s professional tennis circuit.Read more
30 April 2018Killing it! Kelly Claes partners with MightySat® to make sure her spikes stay inboundsIRVINE (30 April 2018): AVP and FIVB beach volleyball player Kelly Claes was introduced to the Masimo MightySat by 2016 Team USA Olympians Lauren Fendrick and Brooke Sweat as a training and recovery tool around the time she turned pro last May. She uses the highly reliable, noninvasive technology daily in training, during recovery and in competition to measure oxygen saturation, pulse rate, respiration rate, perfusion index (strength of blood flow) and pleth variability index (a variation in perfusion index over breathing cycle). It also puts Claes’ mind at ease while helping her stay healthy during training and competition.Read more
7 March 2018Slam dunk! Gary Harris takes MightySat above the rimIRVINE (7 March 2018): The Denver Nuggets’ shooting guard Gary Harris was introduced to the Masimo MightySat by the team’s strength coach, Steve Hess, during a workout last summer and was quick to recognize the benefits of using the pulse oximeter in his training and recovery protocol. On Wednesday night during ESPN’s telecast of the Nuggets vs. Cleveland Cavaliers basketball game, Harris takes his belief in the highly reliable, hospital-grade technology public when a television commercial premieres featuring the four-year NBA pro utilizing the device during an arduous training session with Hess.Read more
31 August 2017A MightySat night for Michael AndrewIRVINE (31 August 2017): Oh what a night Michael Andrew had last Saturday evening in Indianapolis at the FINA World Junior Swimming Championships. In his swan song swimming in juniors, the 18-year-old American set three new world records on the way to winning three gold medals in the meet in the men’s 50 freestyle (21.75 seconds), backstroke (24.63 seconds) and butterfly (23.22 seconds). Throughout the history-making day, Andrew relied upon his Masimo MightySat pulse oximeter to measure his oxygen saturation (SpO2) to make sure he was at his best when he hit the blocks.Read more