FAQ – Carpal Tunnel Syndrome [ CTS ]
July 26, 2006
Intracell Technology⢠– an overview in cumulative trauma disorders It is not only the rate of muscle fatigue that reveals the problem, but the rate of muscle recovery as well. Muscle recovery is dependent on a nutrient rich and oxygen laden blood supply. Restricted blood flow occurs in generalized muscle tightness as well as localized […]
Production Fatigue – Removing Barriers to Peak Work Performance
July 26, 2006
By Karen Klatt Industrial Consultant Wellness Coordinator Atlanta, GA . . . The American work force is similar to its athletic community in that muscles are frequently called on to perform repetitive tasks. The athlete is all too familiar with the pains of shin splints, tennis elbow, muscle strain, joint sprain, pinched nerve, etc. Todayâs […]
Modern Conditioning for the Informed Athlete
July 26, 2006
By Dr. Timothy J. Maggs Sports Science Specialist For anyone lucky enough to spend an hour in the New York Giants’ locker room, you quickly realize that they employ a new and unique method of conditioning. Without prior knowledge, you would be hard pressed to understand why muscular football players periodically grab this plastic rolling […]
Modulation of Muscle Pain and Tissue Compliance
July 26, 2006
Modulation of Muscle Pain and Tissue Compliance by Means of the ROM Device: [Intracell Stick]: Pilot Study / DOD By Andrew S. Bonci ABSTRACT Muscles that lack flexibility exhibit the following features. They lack compliance and resiliency and are more susceptible to injury and pain. Flexibility training is intended to maintain an adequate level of […]
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