Health company Hoop has roped in Indian badminton star PV Sindhu as an investor and brand ambassador.
The Olympic medallist will thus promote the brand and its products via multiple activations.
Speaking about the Hoop deal, PV Sindhu commented:
“Badminton demands peak physical performance. Prioritising pain relief, muscle recovery and sleep is critical for athletes like myself. I tried Hoop products for months and was incredibly impressed with their value not just for athletes, but for any one who is focusing on living an active life.“
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Twinkle Uppal, Founder, Hoop, said:
“Hoop emerged out of the unmet wellness needs of young India. Our lifestyles have changed – muscle recovery after workouts, injury prevention during sports, back pain from long sitting hours, neck pain from tech devices, screentime induced sleep troubles. While our needs have changed, there are limited innovative products today which fit the lifestyle of new India.“
Saharsh Agarwal, Co-Founder, Hoop, added:
“We feel PV Sindhu is the perfect evangelist of our brand. She truly embodies the spirit of a champion and her story is one of tremendous grit. She is the first and only Indian to become the Badminton World Champion, only the second individual Indian athlete to win two consecutive medals at Olympics and one of the World’s Highest-Paid Female Athletes. Sindhu is not only the face of Indian sport, but also an immensely credible voice in fitness.“
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