Power Plate, based in Chicago and owned by Performance Health Systems, said the RESET Collection includes three programs called Re-Build, Re-Energize, and Re-Focus, according to the company’s press release. Re-Build targets muscle and bone health, Re-Energize addresses movement quality and pain, and Re-Focus targets cognitive performance. The programs are now available on the Power Plate app and Power Plate YouTube channel, according to the release.
The company said the programs are also designed for people navigating menopause, aging, injury recovery, or chronic stress and fatigue, not only those on GLP-1 medications. Power Plate said more than 70 million Americans are projected to be prescribed GLP-1 drugs over the next decade, citing rapid weight loss as a factor connected to muscle loss, bone density reduction, fatigue, and decreased functional capacity. That projection is the company’s own framing and is not attributed in the release to a named study.
“Our goal is to make sure people don’t just lose weight, they gain health. Movement is medicine, and Power Plate amplifies that medicine in ways traditional training cannot.”
Key takeaways
- Power Plate announced the RESET Collection on 17 September 2026: three programs called Re-Build, Re-Energize and Re-Focus.
- Re-Build targets muscle and bone health, Re-Energize movement quality and pain, and Re-Focus cognitive performance.
- The programs are available now on the Power Plate app and the Power Plate YouTube channel.
- They are aimed at people on GLP-1 medications and also at those navigating menopause, ageing, injury recovery or chronic stress and fatigue.
- Power Plate says more than 70 million Americans are projected to be prescribed GLP-1 drugs over the next decade. That figure is the company’s own and is not attributed to a named study.
Who Said It
The quote above is from Steve Powell, Director of Training and Education at Power Plate, according to the press release. The RESET protocols combine whole body vibration with functional training principles, a modality the company said is already used across medical, performance, and recovery settings.
Power Plate is owned and manufactured by Performance Health Systems, a Northbrook, Illinois company that has produced vibration training and therapy equipment for more than 23 years, according to the company’s own description of itself. Power Plate said the RESET Collection is intended for use by individuals directly as well as through gyms, clinics, and health professionals.
The company positions its underlying vibration technology as medically certified, working by stimulating natural reflexes, increasing muscle activation, and improving circulation, according to its own product description. The launch adds Power Plate to a small but growing group of fitness equipment and program providers building offerings specifically framed around GLP-1 medication use.