Hyperice Launches Runner Recovery Program With Atlanta Run Club, Do Not Disturb

Hyperice Atlanta Run Club and Do Not Disturb join forces to bring elite recovery and wellness to the city’s running community.

This new collaboration will bring professional-grade recovery tools, specialized wellness programming, and community-focused events to one of the most vibrant running networks in the country.

Revolutionizing Recovery for Atlanta Runners

Starting this month, attendees at weekly Atlanta Run Club meetups will gain exclusive access to the Hyperboot by Nike x Hyperice — a first-of-its-kind performance recovery system designed for athletes on the move.

Built with advanced dynamic air compression and a lightweight, travel-friendly design, the Hyperboot helps runners:

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  Warm up faster before workouts and races

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  Recover smarter after intense runs

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  Get back to peak performance more quickly

This system merges innovation and accessibility, allowing everyday runners to experience a tool that was once reserved for elite athletes.

Atlanta Run Club: A Mission of Community and Empowerment

James Ro, Founder of Atlanta Run Club said, “Established in 2018, Atlanta Run Club exists to elevate community through the sport of running and the power of creativity. We envision a space where runners can come together, push boundaries, and uplift one another. Until all have ran, our mission is to bring every runner in our city to the starting line.”

His vision has helped create an inclusive running community that’s as much about connection and empowerment as it is about physical performance.

Do Not Disturb: Wellness With Purpose

Brandon Chubb, Founder of Do Not Disturb said, “At Do Not Disturb, our mission is to build a culture around prioritizing wellness and sustainable routines. Partnering with innovative brands like Hyperice and Atlanta Run Club allows us to bring greater access to our community and bring that mission to life. After years in Power 5 and NFL facilities, I saw the impact of consistent and accessible wellness. Do Not Disturb was created to bring that same experience to Atlanta, and this partnership strengthens our role as the city’s premier wellness studio.”

With this partnership, Do Not Disturb will host curated wellness content, community programming, and pop-up events designed to keep Atlanta’s runners healthy both physically and mentally.

More Than Recovery: An Ongoing Commitment to Wellness

This collaboration isn’t just about tools — it’s about changing the culture around recovery. For many amateur runners, structured recovery routines are often overlooked, leading to burnout, reduced performance, and injury. Hyperice and its partners are working to fix that by:

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  Introducing recovery sessions during weekly ARC meetups

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  Bringing professional-grade recovery equipment to the community level

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  Creating inclusive wellness spaces where both new runners and experienced athletes feel supported

Whether you’re chasing a personal record or enjoying your first couch-to-5K program, this partnership ensures you can finish strong and feel great afterward.

Get Involved

In addition to the recovery zones, the partnership will roll out special events, workshops, and interactive wellness stations to deepen the mind-body connection.

Runners and wellness enthusiasts can learn more or register for upcoming sessions at atlantarunclub.com.

You can also follow the community updates and events via:

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  @hyperice

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  @atlantarunclub

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  @donotdisturb

The Future of Running Culture in Atlanta

By uniting cutting-edge recovery technology with a strong culture of community and wellness, Hyperice, Atlanta Run Club, and Do Not Disturb are setting a new standard for how runners approach training and recovery.

This partnership represents more than an event series — it’s a movement toward sustainable, inclusive, and empowering running practices that will keep Atlanta’s runners performing at their best for years to come.