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Slow Metabolism (Body Shaping and Weight Loss)

What Is It?

A slowed metabolism means the body spends less energy than it receives. The result — weight gain, swelling, reduced skin tone, and chronic fatigue. Even with regular workouts and proper nutrition, progress can be slow or sometimes absent altogether.

Why It Happens

• Sedentary lifestyle. Lack of physical activity slows blood and lymph circulation.

• Age-related changes. As we age, metabolism naturally slows, and the body burns calories less efficiently.

• Hormonal factors and stress. High cortisol levels contribute to fat accumulation.

• Muscle deficit. The fewer active muscles, the lower the overall energy expenditure.

How VibroStretching Helps

1. Activates metabolic processes.

Vibrations stimulate blood flow and lymphatic drainage, accelerating nutrient delivery and waste removal.

2. Increases energy expenditure.

Longitudinal stimulation of muscle fibers engages more muscle units, boosting overall energy consumption even during recovery.

3. Improves skin and subcutaneous tissue condition.

Anti-cellulite effects are achieved through better microcirculation and reduced swelling.

4. Shapes muscles and silhouette.

The combination of stretching and vibration strengthens muscles and enhances tone, creating a slim and toned body contour.

5. Reduces stress levels.

Lower cortisol helps restore hormonal balance, positively impacting weight and overall well-being.

What You’ll Feel After a Session

• Lightness in the body and a surge of energy

• Reduced swelling and a firmer feeling

• Improved skin tone and body shape

• Gradual normalization of weight and body size with regular sessions

Who Especially Benefits

• Those who want to lose weight and improve body shape

• People with sedentary lifestyles

• Women postpartum and 35+, when metabolism naturally slows

• Athletes during off-season to maintain form

How It Looks in the Program

• Warm-up: gentle vibration to activate circulation and lymphatic drainage

• Main block: exercises targeting large muscle groups combined with vibration to boost metabolism

• Cool-down: relaxing stimulation to support recovery and consolidate results

Why Our Approach Works

• We use safe frequencies (18–33 Hz), proven effective in activating metabolism

• StretchOn Space programs include a specialized course for body shaping and skin quality improvement

• The method is validated in sports and recovery practices, where it’s used for accelerated recovery and body composition optimization

Conclusion: Slimness and Energy

VibroStretching is not just about burning calories — it speeds up metabolism, improves microcirculation, and sculpts a healthy, toned silhouette.

For athletes, it means body composition control and staying competition-ready.

For everyone else, it means slimness, energy, and self-confidence.

Book a trial session at StretchOn Space and feel your body become lighter, stronger, and more toned after just the first workouts.

Stress and Anxiety

What Is It?

The modern pace of life overloads the nervous system: constant deadlines, emotional tension, and fatigue. Chronic stress leads to muscle tightness, insomnia, poor concentration, heightened anxiety, and reduced energy. Over time, it also affects physical health — causing headaches, back pain, and weakened immunity.

Why It Happens

• Nervous system overload. Constant activation of the sympathetic system (the “fight or flight” mode) prevents the body from relaxing.

• Muscle tension. Anxiety triggers reflexive tightness in the neck, shoulders, and back, which becomes reinforced and increases stress.

• Hormonal imbalance. Stress raises cortisol levels, affecting sleep, recovery, and overall well-being.

• Lack of deep relaxation. Even rest doesn’t bring full recovery if the body remains tense.

How VibroStretching Helps

1. Reduces muscle tension.

Longitudinal vibrations gently relax muscles, release tightness, and restore a sense of lightness in the body.

2. Calms the nervous system.

Mechanical stimulation activates receptors that engage the parasympathetic system — the state of rest and recovery.

3. Normalizes breathing and heart rate.

During sessions, breathing becomes deeper and more even, which further reduces anxiety.

4. Improves sleep quality.

After sessions, the body relaxes faster, falling asleep is easier, and sleep becomes deeper.

5. Restores psycho-emotional balance.

Stress reduction improves focus, energy, and positivity in daily life.

What You’ll Feel After a Session

• Deep relaxation and a sense of lightness in the body

• Reduced anxiety and irritability

• Better mood and productivity

• Calmer, deeper sleep in the following days

Who Especially Benefits

• People with high stress levels (office workers, business professionals, intensive projects)

• Those suffering from insomnia or shallow sleep

• Athletes during competition preparation to release psychological tension

• Anyone seeking a method to “reset” body and mind

How It Looks in the Program

• Warm-up: gentle vibration to reduce excess tone and prepare for relaxation

• Main block: stretching combined with BMS — focusing on the neck-shoulder area, back, and breathing practices

• Cool-down: relaxing vibration aimed at complete recovery and calming of the nervous system

Why Our Approach Works

• Unlike massage or vibration platforms, VibroStretching works not only with muscles but also with the nervous system, activating natural relaxation mechanisms.

• Sessions include breathing elements and gentle stretching to enhance the anti-stress effect.

• The method is also used in sports to recover from emotional and physical tension.

Conclusion: Harmony of Body and Mind

VibroStretching doesn’t just help you relax — it deeply resets the nervous system. This means less anxiety and irritation, and more energy and confidence.

For athletes, it means calmness before competition, faster recovery, and less risk of burnout.

For everyone else, it means greater stress resilience and a sense of inner balance.

Book a trial session at StretchOn Space and feel how VibroStretching restores calm and energy after just one session.

Poor Posture

What Is It?

Poor posture manifests as slouching, rounded shoulders, excessive arch in the lower back, or a “forward head tilt.” It’s not just an aesthetic issue — over time, it leads to chronic back and neck pain, faster fatigue, and even reduced productivity.

Why It Happens:

• Sedentary lifestyle. Spending long hours at a computer or smartphone develops the habit of slouching.

• Weak core and back muscles. Insufficient support for the spine leads to overload of ligaments and intervertebral discs.

• Muscle imbalance. Some muscle groups (chest muscles, hip flexors) become overactive, while others (back extensors, glutes) weaken.

• Stress and fatigue. Chronic tension increases stiffness and worsens postural problems.

How VibroStretching Helps

1. Activates deep core and back muscles.

Longitudinal vibrations engage spinal stabilizers that are often underused in regular exercises, forming a strong “corset” for correct posture.

2. Releases excess tension.

Vibration relaxes tight chest muscles and relieves stress in the neck and lower back, correcting muscular imbalances.

3. Restores spinal mobility.

It improves blood circulation in deep tissues, strengthens ligaments, and increases range of motion.

4. Builds proper movement patterns.

By combining stretching with vibration, the body “remembers” the correct spinal alignment and reinforces it.

5. Prevents pain.

Regular sessions reduce stress on discs and joints, preventing the development of chronic back pain.

What You’ll Feel After a Session

• Relief and lightness in the back

• Straighter, more stable posture without effort

• Reduced tension in the neck and shoulders

• A sense of confidence and freedom in movement

Who Especially Benefits

• People with sedentary lifestyles

• Teenagers and children during postural development

• Athletes whose training loads create muscular imbalances (tennis players, runners, golfers)

• Anyone suffering from frequent back or neck pain

How It Looks in the Program

• Warm-up: gentle BMS stimulation to activate deep muscles and release tension

• Main block: spinal stretching and core-strengthening exercises with targeted vibration

• Cool-down: relaxation of the thoracic and lumbar areas, reinforcement of correct alignment

Why Our Approach Works

• We work not only with muscles but also with fascia and spinal ligaments

• We use safe frequencies (18–33 Hz) that activate muscles naturally

• The method is based on professional sports and rehabilitation practices, validated by leading universities and teams

Conclusion: Beautiful Posture — Healthy Back

VibroStretching doesn’t just “straighten you up” — it builds a stable muscular corset, improves spinal flexibility, and restores body balance.

For athletes, this means better coordination, stability, and lower injury risk.

For everyone else, it means a healthy back, beautiful posture, and confidence in movement.

Book a trial session at StretchOn Space and discover how easy it is to maintain correct posture without effort.

Limited Flexibility

What Is It?

Insufficient mobility of the joints and musculoskeletal system manifests as stiffness in movement, difficulty performing exercises, and quick fatigue. Limited flexibility hinders progress in sports, worsens posture, and reduces quality of life.

Why It Happens:

• Muscle and fascia hypertonus. Excessive tension and tissue tightness prevent normal elongation.

• Sedentary lifestyle. Desk work and lack of regular stretching gradually reduce range of motion.

• Age-related changes. Connective tissue loses elasticity, and the joint capsule becomes less pliable.

• Consequences of injuries and overloads. Microtears and inflammation lead to adhesions that restrict movement.

How VibroStretching Helps

1. Deep relaxation of muscle fibers.

Longitudinal vibrations along the fibers activate mechanoreceptors, reflexively reducing excessive tone and making stretching softer and safer.

2. Increased range of motion.

Research shows that with regular VibroStretching sessions, joint mobility increases by 10–15% within just 6–8 weeks.

3. Preparation for deep stretching without overload.

Vibration warms up tissues, improving elasticity without significantly raising heart rate or causing fatigue, unlike traditional warm-ups.

4. Work with fascia and ligaments.

Vibration improves tissue glide, helps release restrictions in connective tissue, and restores the body’s natural range of motion.

5. Accelerated movement learning.

VibroStretching helps athletes more quickly master proper movement patterns and reinforce them.

What You’ll Feel After a Session

• Smoothness and freedom of movement; the sensation of a “wooden” body disappears

• Deeper stretching without pain or risk of microtrauma

• Improved posture, coordination, and lightness in both sports and daily movements

Who Especially Benefits

• Athletes requiring high mobility (dance, gymnastics, tennis, martial arts)

• People with sedentary lifestyles experiencing stiffness in the back and hips

• Older adults who want to maintain activity and ease of movement

How It Looks in the Program

• Warm-up: short vibration stimulation to activate circulation and prepare tissues

• Main block: stretching exercises for range of motion + vibration on key areas (hips, shoulders, spine)

• Cool-down: relaxing vibration stimulation to lock in flexibility and reduce residual tension

Why Our Approach Works

• We work along the fibers at frequencies of 18–33 Hz — deeper and safer than surface vibration platforms or massagers.

• We use Nazarov’s original equipment, proven effective in sports, recovery, and fitness.

• The method is validated by leading U.S. universities and professional sports teams.

Conclusion: Flexibility as a Competitive Advantage

VibroStretching is not just a way to “do the splits.” It’s a method that restores natural joint mobility, makes muscles more elastic, and helps safely achieve new ranges of motion.

For athletes, this means better technique, higher speed, and fewer injuries.

For fitness enthusiasts, it means lightness, beautiful posture, and freedom of movement in everyday life.

Book a trial session at StretchOn Space and feel your body become more flexible after just one workout.

Chronic Joint Pain

What Is It?

Persistent aching pain, morning stiffness, and “warming up” at the beginning of movement. Often accompanied by limited range of motion and protective muscle spasm around the joint.

Why It Happens:

• Microinflammation and stagnation. Irritating substances accumulate in the intercellular space; with weak microcirculation they remain longer, amplifying the pain signal.

• Changes in connective tissue. Over time, adhesions and thickening form in the fascia or capsule, limiting tissue glide and range of motion. VibroStretching allows a “release effect” more gently and effectively than aggressive manual techniques.

• Instability and overload. Weak ligaments/tendons and muscular imbalance increase stress on joint surfaces — the body responds with pain and spasm.

How VibroStretching Helps (Mechanisms of Action):

1. Improves drainage and “flushes” the pain zone.

Thanks to the pump function of muscles and longitudinal vibration stimulation, exchange between vessels and the intercellular environment accelerates — irritant concentrations decrease and pain subsides.

2. Pain neuromodulation.

Vibration activates muscle mechanoreceptors and “overrides” pain signals — many feel subjective pain relief during the session itself.

3. Works with the capsule/fascia without trauma.

Vibration acts on connective tissue in a targeted and less painful way, helping to “unpack” shortened areas, increase glide, and improve joint mobility.

4. Strengthens ligaments/tendons and enhances joint stability.

Regular sessions improve tissue elasticity and reduce the risk of overload.

5. Increases range of motion.

In a 6–8 week program, amplitude can improve by ~10–15%, which is critical for sports requiring high mobility.

What You’ll Feel After a Session:

• Reduced aching pain and less “gripping” around the joint; easier movement initiation

• Freer range of motion, less fear of movement

• Gentle after-session relaxation, less reactivity to stress the next day

(The effects of pain reduction and faster relaxation are supported by biomechanical stimulation research.)

Who Especially Benefits:

• Sedentary workers (neck/shoulders, thoracic spine, hips)

• Runners, team sports athletes, tennis/padel players — knees, ankles, shoulders

• Recovery after overload, when safe mobilization is needed

(The “Joint Mobilization” program is designed to enhance mobility and prevent injuries.)

How It Looks in the Program:

• Warm-up: gentle BMS to improve circulation and prepare the capsule/ligaments

• Main block: specific range-of-motion exercises + targeted vibration on muscle chains stabilizing the joint

• Cool-down: short relaxation BMS to consolidate the effect and reduce residual tone

Why Our Approach Works:

• Along the fibers, not just “on the surface.” BMS follows muscle fiber direction and engages tissues deeply; consumer massage guns mainly apply surface pressure.

• Safe, physiological frequencies (≈18–33 Hz) and a recognized practice in sports and rehabilitation.

• Validated in sports. U.S. universities and professional teams use BMS to accelerate recovery, reduce injuries, and improve performance.

Conclusion: Free Joints — Free Movement

VibroStretching doesn’t just reduce pain — it improves tissue nutrition, enhances joint mobility, strengthens the ligament-capsule system, and restores confidence in movement.

For athletes: fewer injuries, greater stability and range of motion, improved technique, and quicker reactions.

For health-focused trainees: comfort in daily life and the ability to train without fear of pain.

Book a trial session — feel the difference after just one session.

(FAQ on joints: “Yes, VibroStretching helps improve mobility, strengthen ligaments, and release tension.”)

Muscle Fatigue and Tightness

After physical exertion, metabolic byproducts accumulate in the muscles, leading to micro-inflammation and protective hypertonus. This manifests as stiffness, restricted mobility, soreness when pressed or contracted, and a general feeling of being “blocked.” Without proper recovery, tightness becomes “locked in” — technique suffers, power decreases, and injury risk increases.

Why this happens:

• Microtears and swelling after exertion → local inflammation and hypertonus

• Slowed microcirculation and lymphatic drainage → metabolites linger, increasing pain (DOMS)

• Neuromuscular imbalance → some muscle groups “overwork” while others shut down, causing co-contraction and rigidity

How VibroStretching Helps (What It Does Specifically)

1. Improves blood and lymph flow — faster removal of metabolites.

Longitudinal micro-vibrations along the fibers act like a pump: gently deforming the vascular network of muscles and pushing blood from arterial to venous flow. Because muscle veins have valves, circulation becomes one-way, accelerating nutrient delivery and waste removal. The effect is achieved at frequencies close to the body’s natural tremor (≈18–30 Hz) with an amplitude of 4–6 mm, when the muscle responds most effectively.

2. Reduces excess tone and “unlocks” shortened areas.

Vibration along the fibers activates mechanoreceptors and reflexively decreases hypertonus, especially in pre-tensed muscles (unlike surface vibration massage, which works across fibers and only on relaxed muscles). This provides a deeper, more effective “release.”

3. Accelerates recovery and reduces soreness (DOMS).

Scientific reviews and applied data on biomechanical stimulation show reduced post-exercise soreness, faster relaxation, and improved flexibility with regular use — one of the key benefits of the method in sports and rehabilitation.

4. Prepares the body for activity without excessive fatigue.

VibroStretching quickly warms up muscle-fascial structures with minimal tiredness (methodologically faster than traditional approaches), shortening the path from warm-up to quality work in the target range of motion.

What You’ll Feel After a Session

• Lightness, reduced stiffness, and ease in movement and stretching

• Softer and deeper stretching without the “concrete” feeling in muscles

• Quick return to your normal range of motion and technique

• More balanced well-being the next day (less DOMS)

Who Benefits Most

• Athletes and active trainees (strength, team sports, combat sports, dance, ballet)

• Those experiencing “office stiffness” in the neck, back, and hips

• After intense training blocks, competitions, or demanding weeks

How It Looks in a Program

• Warm-up: short BMS prelude — activates circulation and “unlocks” fascia

• Main block: stretch exercises + targeted BMS on key muscle groups

• Cool-down: short relaxation vibration to consolidate the effect and reduce residual tension

Why Our Approach Works

• VibroStretching works along the fibers on pre-tensed muscles — deeper and more physiological than surface vibration massage (often 50–100 Hz, across fibers).

• We use frequencies close to natural muscle response (≈18–30 Hz) and parameters proven to improve microcirculation and recovery.

• The method is scientifically and athletically validated (U.S. universities, pro teams; reports show reduced pain and faster recovery).

Conclusion: VibroStretching Is More Than Just Fatigue Relief!

VibroStretching doesn’t just eliminate muscle stiffness — it restores elasticity, enhances speed-strength qualities, and makes movements lighter, stronger, and ready for new loads.

For athletes, this means:

• Fewer injuries thanks to reduced chronic tension and proper ligament/joint function

• Better performance through optimal recovery between training and competitions

• Improved technique and speed through maintained mobility and flexibility under heavy loads

For active lifestyle enthusiasts, it’s a chance to train more often and enjoy it — without “heavy legs” or stiffness.

Ready to feel the difference? Book a trial session at StretchOn Space and experience how quickly your muscles regain tone and lightness.

Rules and Limitations of VibroStretching

The Biomechanical Stimulation (BMS) method is a safe and effective way to improve health, restore muscles, and increase mobility. However, for maximum effect, it is important to consider individual body conditions and follow the rules of application.

Key Principles

• Gradual start — begin with gentle stimulation to allow the body time to adapt.

• Supervision by a specialist — sessions should be conducted under the guidance of an experienced trainer.

• Preliminary diagnostics — it is advisable to undergo a medical check-up before starting a course.

• Consultation with a physician — especially in cases of chronic conditions or risk factors.

Contraindications

General

• Fever, infections, acute inflammations

• Implants and prostheses (require caution)

• Aneurysms

• Recent thrombosis and thrombophlebitis

Local

• Recently sustained fractures (until fully healed)

• Epilepsy

• Pacemakers

Special conditions

• Multiple sclerosis — only during remission, without overloading the nervous system

• Diabetes — avoid use immediately after insulin injections

Safe Application

• Undergo diagnostics before starting.

• Adjust the program individually.

• Exclude contraindications and consult with a doctor.

With the right approach, VibroStretching delivers fast and safe results, minimizing risks and enhancing its positive effects on the body.

Author: Hanna Turchak — creator of the StretchOn project and managing partner. Three-time World Champion and multiple European Champion in modern dance choreography. Expert in stretching, fitness, and modern recovery methods.

VibroStretching and Its Competitors: An Honest Comparison. How Does VibroStretching Differ from Other Methods?

Why does VibroStretching work where other methods deliver only partial results?

Today’s fitness market is a real ocean of options. Vibration platforms, massage guns, electric stimulators, trendy yoga and Pilates programs… Each device or method promises a “revolutionary result” and “visible effects after the first session.” But if you look deeper, behind the flashy words there is often just marketing.

We decided to analyze what these methods actually deliver and how VibroStretching stands apart.

Vibration Platforms

Probably one of the most recognizable machines of recent years. You stand on the platform, it starts vibrating — and supposedly all muscles are working at once. But here’s the nuance: vibrations spread chaotically through the whole body, the load is distributed unevenly, and with improper use, joints can be overloaded.

VibroStretching, on the other hand, works with precision. It targets specific areas and applies deep impact on muscles and fascia without straining the entire body at once.

Massage Guns

They’re popular for their portability — you can take one to the gym or use it at home. They do relieve surface tension, but they work perpendicularly to the muscle fibers, which means they don’t reach the deeper layers.

VibroStretching works along the muscle fibers, stimulating not just relaxation but also true tissue recovery.

Manual Massage

Massage can be relaxing, lymphatic, or sports-oriented — but results depend heavily on the skill of the therapist. Sometimes it doesn’t reach deep muscle layers.

VibroStretching ensures consistently deep impact every time, eliminating the “human factor.”

Yoga and Pilates

These practices are very beneficial, but they require time, consistency, and a certain level of preparation. Results are only visible with regular long-term training.

VibroStretching produces effects after the very first session, while flexibility and joint mobility improve much faster.

Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS)

Electric impulses cause muscles to contract, but they don’t engage fascia or connective tissues. The procedure is often accompanied by unpleasant sensations.

VibroStretching is a natural muscle activation through longitudinal vibrations that align with the body’s natural mechanisms.

Why We Choose VibroStretching

Unlike many trendy devices, VibroStretching combines depth, precision, safety, and comfort. It’s a method that helps athletes recover faster, office workers relieve tension from long hours of sitting, and older adults maintain mobility and joint health.

And most importantly — it’s suitable for anyone who wants to improve their quality of life without unnecessary risks or endless hours of training.

Author: Hanna Turchak — creator and managing partner of the StretchOn project. Professional coach, three-time World Champion, multiple European Champion in modern dance choreography. Expert in stretching, fitness, and athletic recovery.

10. VibroStretching and Its Competitors: An Honest Comparison. How Does VibroStretching Differ from Other Methods?

Why does VibroStretching work where other methods deliver only partial results?

Today’s fitness market is a real ocean of options. Vibration platforms, massage guns, electric stimulators, trendy yoga and Pilates programs… Each device or method promises a “revolutionary result” and “visible effects after the first session.” But if you look deeper, behind the flashy words there is often just marketing.

We decided to analyze what these methods actually deliver and how VibroStretching stands apart.

Vibration Platforms

Probably one of the most recognizable machines of recent years. You stand on the platform, it starts vibrating — and supposedly all muscles are working at once. But here’s the nuance: vibrations spread chaotically through the whole body, the load is distributed unevenly, and with improper use, joints can be overloaded.

VibroStretching, on the other hand, works with precision. It targets specific areas and applies deep impact on muscles and fascia without straining the entire body at once.

Massage Guns

They’re popular for their portability — you can take one to the gym or use it at home. They do relieve surface tension, but they work perpendicularly to the muscle fibers, which means they don’t reach the deeper layers.

VibroStretching works along the muscle fibers, stimulating not just relaxation but also true tissue recovery.

Manual Massage

Massage can be relaxing, lymphatic, or sports-oriented — but results depend heavily on the skill of the therapist. Sometimes it doesn’t reach deep muscle layers.

VibroStretching ensures consistently deep impact every time, eliminating the “human factor.”

Yoga and Pilates

These practices are very beneficial, but they require time, consistency, and a certain level of preparation. Results are only visible with regular long-term training.

VibroStretching produces effects after the very first session, while flexibility and joint mobility improve much faster.

Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS)

Electric impulses cause muscles to contract, but they don’t engage fascia or connective tissues. The procedure is often accompanied by unpleasant sensations.

VibroStretching is a natural muscle activation through longitudinal vibrations that align with the body’s natural mechanisms.

Why We Choose VibroStretching

Unlike many trendy devices, VibroStretching combines depth, precision, safety, and comfort. It’s a method that helps athletes recover faster, office workers relieve tension from long hours of sitting, and older adults maintain mobility and joint health.

And most importantly — it’s suitable for anyone who wants to improve their quality of life without unnecessary risks or endless hours of training.

Author: Hanna Turchak — creator and managing partner of the StretchOn project. Professional coach, three-time World Champion, multiple European Champion in modern dance choreography. Expert in stretching, fitness, and athletic recovery.

Who Chooses VibroStretching and the BMS Method in the USA? Experience and Feedback from Professionals

Vibration training machines are widely used in professional sports, military bases, university teams, and professional training centers.

Baseball: Cleveland Indians, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds.

American Football (NFL): Denver Broncos, New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys, Cleveland Browns, Carolina Panthers, Cincinnati Bengals, Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars, Green Bay Packers, Philadelphia Eagles.

Basketball (NBA): Cleveland Cavaliers, Portland Trailblazers.

Hockey (NHL): Los Angeles Kings, Pittsburgh Penguins, San Jose Sharks.

Universities: Duke University, Indiana University, Northwestern University, Stanford University, Ohio State University, Oklahoma State University, Purdue University, West Virginia University, University of Alabama, University of Arizona, University of Arkansas, University of Kansas, University of Kentucky, University of Michigan, University of Missouri, University of Notre Dame, University of Oklahoma, University of South Carolina, University of Texas, University of Tennessee, University of Wisconsin.

Training Centers and Other Organizations: Cleveland Clinic, United States Armed Forces.

Athletes’ and Coaches’ Feedback on the BMS Method

Joe Thomas, Cleveland Browns (2017)

Achievements: NFL record — 10,363 consecutive snaps over 167 games, 10-time Pro Bowl selection (2007–2016), 7-time NFL All-Pro First Team.

“To stay in the game, my program includes the use of advanced BMS technology for warm-up, recovery, and flexibility improvement. It’s the key to effective training and injury prevention.”

Pete Prinzi

Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, St. Louis Cardinals

“The BMS machine has been extremely useful throughout the year, helping players prepare for practices and games. I would absolutely recommend it as a tool for success.”

Matthew Krause

Former Strength & Conditioning Coordinator (CSCS*R), New York Yankees & Cincinnati Reds

“The BMS machine is excellent equipment for all aspects of flexibility and rehabilitation programs. I use it with my players during pre-training warm-ups, pre-game warm-ups, and for post-game recovery. Our therapists have integrated the BMS into all of our rehab programs. It not only keeps our players ready for competition but also helps injured players return to the field faster.”

Frank Velasquez

Strength & Conditioning Coordinator (ATC, CSCS*R), Pittsburgh Pirates

“The BMS machine is top-of-the-line equipment, simple to use and very effective. We use it in our gym for neuromuscular activation (before training), soft tissue mobilization, and post-workout recovery. Its ability to focus on one muscle group at a time sets it apart from other vibration devices on the market. Our players use it to reach their peak fitness, and the BMS plays a key role in our ability to achieve that.”

Nate Shaw

Head Strength & Conditioning Coach (ATC, CSCS), Arizona Diamondbacks

“For our players, there has been no better tool for soft tissue work. Our athletes use it as an integral part of their training. It’s easy to use, and the results are impressive!”

Joe Kessler

Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, Cleveland Guardians

“We use the BMS both for pre-game preparation and post-game recovery. It has become an important tool in our program.”

Tom Myslinski

Former Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, Jacksonville Jaguars & Cleveland Browns

“The BMS machine has become one of the most useful tools in our weight room for tissue activation and recovery. Its use has gone beyond pre-training warm-ups and is now implemented as a pre-training preparation tool. This is a testament to its versatility and effectiveness. The number of athletes using it daily allows us not only to prepare them for peak performance but also to reduce injury risk.”

Mike Potenza

Professional Hockey Strength & Conditioning Coach

“First and foremost, the BMS machine is reliable, high-quality, professional equipment. It’s used by our coaching staff, sports medicine, student-athletes, and trainers as a valuable tool for neuromuscular activation, soft tissue massage, and recovery after training and competition. For the health, safety, and well-being of our student-athletes at Xavier University, we choose the BMS machine.”

Matt Jennings

Assistant Director of Strength & Conditioning, Xavier University

“The BMS machine has become an important part of our strength and recovery program. We use it before training to aid in warm-ups and after training to accelerate recovery. We especially value its ability to isolate specific muscle groups, as many of our athletes have areas requiring more attention. In this sense, the BMS is ideal. In conclusion, I would recommend BMS training to athletes of all levels.”

Stan Kellers

Former Strength & Conditioning Coach, Cleveland Cavaliers

“I highly recommend the BMS to any athlete, organization, or institution because of its effectiveness in improving blood circulation, reducing lactic acid levels, increasing neuromuscular activity, and assisting in soft tissue massage. All of this shortens recovery time and improves both the physical and mental condition of athletes. The drum configuration and adjustable height make it easy to use for any body area, making it the most effective therapeutic vibration device on the market today.”

Eric Lichter

Sports Performance Specialist, Columbus, Ohio

Has trained over 40 current NFL and NBA players, including 4 top-10 draft picks in the NBA/NFL.

“I would confidently recommend the BMS machine to any athlete or organization. Its effectiveness in boosting circulation, reducing lactic acid, increasing nervous system activity, and aiding soft tissue massage helps athletes recover faster while also improving their physical and mental state. The device easily adapts to different needs, making training as effective as possible.”

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