Power Plate launches RESET Collection for GLP-1 users

Power Plate unveiled RESET, a new set of four-week training programs aimed at helping people on GLP-1 medications preserve muscle, support bone health and maintain energy. The collection is now available through the Power Plate app and YouTube channel as demand grows for functional-health support alongside weight loss.

Why it matters: - GLP-1 medications are expanding fast, and rapid weight loss can also bring muscle loss, lower bone density, fatigue and reduced functional capacity. - Power Plate is targeting those side effects with a training product built for consumers and for fitness, clinic and health professionals serving them. - The launch reflects a broader shift: weight loss alone is no longer the only outcome people and providers are trying to protect.

What happened: - Power Plate launched the RESET Collection on September 15, 2026. - The collection includes three programs: Re-Build, Re-Energize and Re-Focus. - Power Plate describes the programs as structured, science-backed training protocols built around whole-body vibration and functional training. - The programs are available on the Power Plate app and the Power Plate YouTube channel.

The details: - Re-Build is designed to support muscle and bone health. - Re-Energize is designed to help restore movement quality and reduce pain. - Re-Focus is designed to sharpen cognitive performance and daily energy. - Each protocol runs for four weeks. - The RESET Collection is meant to work as stand-alone programs or as a combined system. - Power Plate says the programs are also relevant for people navigating menopause, active aging, injury recovery, chronic stress and fatigue. - The collection uses vibration-based neuromuscular stimulation, a modality already used in medical, performance and recovery settings. - Power Plate says more than 70 million Americans are projected to be prescribed GLP-1 drugs over the next decade. - Power Plate’s whole-body vibration technology has been used in settings including Mayo Clinic, the National Institutes of Health, pro sports teams and active aging centers. - Power Plate says its technology supports rapid neuromuscular activation, increased circulation, improved recovery and enhanced bone loading.

Between the lines: - The launch positions Power Plate inside the growing market around GLP-1 support, where consumers may need help maintaining strength and function while losing weight. - The company is also framing the product as a tool for health professionals, not just home users, which could widen its distribution and use cases. - The messaging suggests a move from exercise as performance-only toward exercise as a support system for medication-driven health changes.

What's next: - Power Plate is likely to push the RESET Collection through its app, video channels and professional networks. - Fitness and wellness providers may use the programs to meet growing demand from GLP-1 users and others seeking functional-health support. - The company is positioning the collection as part of a longer-term strategy to help users “gain health” alongside weight loss.

The bottom line: - Power Plate is betting that the next wave of weight-loss care will need structured movement programs that protect muscle, bone, energy and brain health, not just scale results.