Have you tried MOJO? Photo by Sally Spickard.
When I first walked by the booth at Rolex last year, I’ll admit I was skeptical and kept walking. I saw the MOJO reps doing demonstrations on customers, and I just couldn’t buy into it. But then I stopped to chat with one of the owners of the company, who told me to stop by so he could do a demonstration on me.
I did, and I was convinced enough to take home a wristband and a horse band to try for myself. What exactly IS MOJO Future Tech? It’s a company that began researching the effects of holograms on both human and equine athletes. The idea was to reduce static interference using holographic discs implanted within the wristband to encourage core strength, stamina, reflexes in energy.
While riders such as Mark Todd and William Fox-Pitt endorse MOJO, one of the things I must emphasize here is that this product will work differently for each person (and animal). For me — and stay tuned for my full review coming this week — I have noticed a distinct decrease in back pain as well as an increase in balance as well as an overall calmness in my horse while I pull his mane or do other annoying things. I did not, however, see a difference when I used the patch on my dog, which has been done before.
So, do your research and come to your own conclusions, but I personally have become a big fan of MOJO and will continue to use my wristband. Are you curious now? Then you’ll want to enter our Fab Freebie this week! We’re giving away two wristbands and two horse/dog patches this week, which means we’ll be drawing two winners!
Entries close on Friday, June 26 at midnight, and we’ll announce the winner in Friday’s News & Notes. To learn more about the concept behind MOJO, click here. To visit MOJO’s U.S. distribution site, click here.
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