Recovery Modalities BY: Gurtej (Gary) Singh. Saint Matthews Recreation Center 0 Having recovery equipment/software will keep current gym members loyal.

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Recovery Modalities BY: Gurtej (Gary) Singh

Saint Matthews Recreation Center 0 Having recovery equipment/software will keep current gym members loyal to our facility as well as entice new members to join.

Recovery 0 To achieve results from exercising, one must give their muscles time to recover and rebuild 0 Speeding up the recovery process will lead to faster results 0 Muscle repair 0 Less soreness 0 Overall energy

Cryotherapy 0 Definition- therapeutic treatment with cold 0 Benefits- decreased soreness/muscle fatigue, decreased inflammation, increased blood circulation, and improved immune function 0 How it works: Liquid nitrogen is turned into vapor to reduce body temperature 0 Mimics hypothermia- causes internal shock 0 Hormones are released (adrenaline, endorphins) 0 Immune system functions are drastically improved

Cryosauna Can be around - 260°F..Used for about 3 minutes and no more than 4 minutes. Depends on the brand. Usually between $30,000- $50,000. Or $ per session.

Transcutaneous Electronic Muscle Stimulator (TENs) 0 Low voltage electric current produced by a device to stimulate the nerves to produce a muscle contraction 0 Benefits: muscle endurance, muscle strength, explosive strength, pain management, decreased muscle fatigue, and increased blood flow

Compex: Sport Elite 0 “No cardiovascular strain or mental fatigue” 0 Uses: warm up, fast twitch muscle contraction, slow twitch muscle contraction, active recovery, massage, injury rehabilitation 0 Price: $850

NormaTec 0 Boots or arm sleeves that utilize sequential pulsing for dynamic compression 0 Benefits: Gets rid waste products (lactic acid) from exercise, massages muscles, and increases blood flow

Anti-Gravity Treadmill 0 Uses- Enhancing running performance, recovery, and rehabilitation 0 Allows one to run on a treadmill while rehabilitating a leg/foot injury 0 While extremely sore 0 Through a muscle strain 0 Through a ligament sprain 0 Shortens length of time to achieve full range of motion again

AlterG 0 Allows one to choose whether to run in an anti-gravitational pull treadmill or an extra gravitational pull treadmill 0 Price: $75,000

Heart Wizard 0 Plug-in the Heart Wizard's USB pulse wave sensor, attach the ear-clip to your earlobe/ finger and start exercise 0 The software will analyze the body's ability to recover from physical strain 0 Measures- recovery rate, exercise intensity, resting heart rate, and target heart rate 0 Price- $595

Where To Buy 0 Cryosauna- 0 Compex Sport Elite- sport-elite.htmlhttp:// sport-elite.html 0 NormaTec- boots.aspxhttp:// boots.aspx 0 AlterG- 0 Heart Wizard- alKit alKit