08/27/2026
Starters who play the first minute and the last one carry the heaviest load of the season.
Practice, lift, travel, game, repeat. The athletes you count on in the final four minutes are the same ones absorbing the most of it all week.
Dave Snyder, Dave Snyder , head trainer for Baylor men’s basketball, on what he saw in his athletes using NanoVi:
“There’s a lot of physical stress that they undergo, so being able to use a NanoVi to help them recover can help increase their feeling of preparedness, increase their feeling of readiness, increase their energy levels, their pep, their bounce, you name it.”
“It’s seen by how they move around, how they interact, how they play in a game, how they play at the end of the game. Do they have the energy to finish the games? A lot of my guys that would start the games were also needed in the final minutes. That’s a lot of stress on the bodies. They were able to do it, those that were using the NanoVi.”
Programs are not replacing what already works. NanoVi sits alongside the sleep, nutrition, and load management protocols a staff has already built, and it takes minutes per athlete in the training room.
If you run a training room or a performance department and want to know what this looks like for your roster, send us a DM or tap the link in bio. Our team will walk you through device options and how programs are setting it up for their athletes. Of you can ask Dave!