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Yvette McGaffin, CEO and co-founder of Reform RX, says her company is the next generation digitally connected pilates reformer and has "reimagined and reinvented" the industry.McGaffin talks about starting the brand, a surge in market growth and how tech will change the product."When you are on the product, everything else in life falls away and it becomes an immersive experience," she says.
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