Today, Pvolve, the innovative, fitness method loved by celebrities, models
and influencers alike, launched the P.3 trainer ($69.99): a versatile, 3-in-1 product that strengthens
and lengthens the body from head-to-toe. One of social media's
most buzzed-about workouts and touted for its unique products,
this is Pvolve's third proprietary piece of equipment
(patent-pending) since their November 2017 launch.
Committed to designing fitness equipment that focuses on
hard-to-reach muscles, the P.3 trainer sculpts the whole-body
with a specific concentration on the core, arms and glutes.
Consisting of a resistance band, 1.5 lb. ball, a handle
(interchangeable with the weighted ball), and two ankle straps,
this multi-use system is designed for both on-the-mat and
standing exercises, achieving long, lean muscles, without the
bulk. The P.3 trainer can take you from beginner to advanced
moves connecting the arm and leg through the core under tension.
Because of the resistance between the ankle strap and weighted
ball (or handle), the P.3 trainer pushes the body beyond its
threshold, forming a long, posture-aligning stretch from the
tips of your fingers to your toes.
"Pvolve is dedicated to driving innovation in the fitness space
and with the launch of our P.3, we are advancing the at-home and
in-studio experience to the next level," says Founder and
celebrity trainer Stephen Pasterino. "When I created the
Pvolve method, my goal was to bring a fresh, safe and functional
approach that challenges each person through variation of
movement and purposefully designed equipment to micro-target,
strengthen and tone the entire body. The P.3 trainer is the next
chapter of the Pvolve performance story, offering efficiency and
portability, so anyone, anywhere can experience a workout that
matches a private training - I know our community will love it!"
Pvolve is backed by Camelot Venture Group, a private investment
group that invests primarily in direct to consumer companies
including online, disruptive businesses, catalog, retail,
technology, financial services, and sports management. Pvolve
launched in November 2017 with an initial investment
of $10 million with its boutique studio in New
York City, an online streaming service and a proprietary
equipment line.
The global success and demand has pushed the company to
build out a new 6,700 square foot state-of-the-art studio
in New York City's Soho, which opens in October with
plans to open additional studios in Los Angeles and Chicago
by Q1 of 2020. Pvolve is also committed to bringing new
proprietary equipment to market each year along with a robust
streaming platform.
The P.3 trainer follows the company's revolutionary
P.ball
that targets the upper inner thighs, abs and lower butt (in a
consumer study, 97% of women found the P.ball effective after
two weeks of use), and the P.band, a glove-inspired, hand-locking system that targets every inch
of the arm, especially the under arm. Pvolve's online streaming
platform features more than 200 workout videos, many which
include workouts that feature its proprietary equipment and new
content is uploaded weekly.
The revolutionary P.3 trainer and all of Pvolve's equipment and
streaming services are available on its website. The P.3 can
also be purchased in studio.
About Pvolve
Pvolve is a functional fitness method that challenges you
through continual variation of movement and purposefully
designed equipment to micro-target, strengthen and tone your
entire body for a lifetime of new possibilities. Pvolve was
founded on the belief that when you work with your body instead
of against it, you forge a deeper level of connection to it.
Pvolve launched in November 2017 and was founded by
husband and wife duo, Stephen
Pasterino and Rachel Katzman, in partnership with
Camelot Venture Group, whose portfolio companies include 1-800
CONTACTS, SmileDirectClub and Quicken Loans. Available
worldwide, Pvolve is headquartered in New York City. For
more information, please visit www.pvolve.com and @pvolve on Instagram.