Partnership between FREmedica and the UBC men's hockey team for an innovative program

Frequency Exchange Corp. announced that its subsidiary FREmedica Technologies Inc. is partnering with the University of British Columbia (UBC) men's hockey team to test its Sports Performance and Recovery program. This program aims to improve athletic performance and accelerate recovery, while helping student-athletes manage stress and focus on their studies.

The program, which is in its testing phase, collects real-time data to refine planned frequency offerings. Expected results include a significant improvement in sports performance. Sven Butenschon, the team's coach, testified to the sleep and recovery benefits already observed with the NIKKI device, anticipating promising results for sport-specific programs.

Stephen Davis, CEO of Frequency Exchange, expressed his gratitude to UBC and its team for their participation, emphasizing the program's goal of supporting the health, well-being and focus of student-athletes. FREmedica continues to develop its NIKKI wearable technology, intended to improve well-being and performance through specialized frequencies.