Trackside Post-Race Recovery for Irish Wolfhounds
"Maximize Speed, Explode Out of the Traps"
When a Irish Wolfhound explodes out of the traps or chases a lure, they push their anaerobic system to the absolute limit. Within seconds, their powerful muscles are saturated with lactic acid. To maintain peak performance week after week, immediate post-race recovery is mandatory.
Applying a Hidez compression suit directly after a sprint acts as an active cool-down for the Irish Wolfhound. The graduated pressure physically forces the lactic acid and metabolic waste out of the muscle beds, replacing it with oxygen-rich blood.
This rapid clearing prevents the severe cramping, "tying up," and delayed onset muscle soreness that often plagues competitive Irish Wolfhounds, sharply reducing their risk of muscle tears in future runs.
Expert Insights
Frequently asked by irish wolfhound-post-race-track
When exactly should I put it on my Irish Wolfhound?
Ideally, slip the suit onto your Irish Wolfhound within 15-30 minutes after they have finished their run and stopped heavy panting, and leave it on for the journey home.
Will it help my Irish Wolfhound run faster?
While it does not create speed out of nothing, it drastically improves recovery, meaning your Irish Wolfhound steps onto the track feeling 100% fresh, allowing them to consistently perform at their max velocity.
Clinically Proven
Hidez technology is the result of years of collaborative research with elite trainers.
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