Skip to main content

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.”

The Dream Split: The Secret to Fast Progress with VibroStretching

Today, doing the splits is no longer reserved for professional athletes or gymnasts. More and more people with no sports background set a personal goal — to achieve a full split. But why has this element become so popular?

The Split as a Symbol of Success

Flexibility has become a marker not only of physical fitness but also of self-confidence. Being able to do the splits brings a sense of pride and admiration from others.

Movie stars, musicians, bloggers, and athletes eagerly share photos and videos of their perfect flexibility, inspiring millions of people worldwide. The split has become a true symbol of discipline, perseverance, and high status.

Strength of Spirit and Self-Discipline

Mastering the splits is not just about the body — it’s about character. Hours of training, patience, persistence, and self-work build not only a flexible body but also a flexible mindset. These qualities help people adapt to change more quickly, find creative solutions, and achieve their goals.

Health Benefits of the Splits

Working regularly on flexibility brings numerous advantages:

• Strengthens muscles and joints

• Improves mobility and posture

• Lengthens the spine and creates a lighter gait

• Enhances blood circulation and supports internal systems

• Maintains psychological balance

A flexible pelvis and sacrum also promote better blood flow and raise overall body tone, positively influencing energy and well-being throughout the day.

How VibroStretching Speeds Up the Process

In traditional stretching, achieving the splits may take months — sometimes even years. VibroStretching changes the game:

• Flexibility develops up to ten times faster

• Lower risk of injury

• Muscles warm up gently and effectively

• Visible progress after just the first session

VibroStretching technology activates muscles, ligaments, and fascia, improving their elasticity and helping the body safely reach its full range of motion. This makes it possible to achieve even complex elements — such as front and side splits — much faster.

Conclusion

The split is not only beautiful but also beneficial for health. VibroStretching is the fastest, safest, and most enjoyable way to make that dream a reality. All that’s left is to try it — and experience the results firsthand.

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.

VibroStretching and Professional Sports: The Secret to Accelerated Results

VibroStretching is a modern method that redefines how athletes approach training and recovery. It combines classic flexibility exercises with vibration technology that activates deep muscle layers, accelerating progress while reducing stress on the body.

Today, athletes around the world — from Olympians to amateurs — use this method to train more effectively and safely.

Why Athletes Choose VibroStretching

Based on interviews with professionals, here are the key benefits:

1. Flexibility increases up to ten times faster — visible results after the very first session.

2. Maximum stretch without pain — gentle, safe, and deep impact.

3. Long-lasting effect — flexibility is retained longer compared to regular stretching.

4. Rapid recovery after training — relieves fatigue and muscle tension.

5. Both targeted and full-body work — focus on specific areas or the entire body.

6. Energy efficiency — less fatigue with higher effectiveness.

7. Relief of muscle tightness — improves mobility and releases trigger points.

8. 1,800 contractions per minute — muscles are maximally activated through tonic vibration reflex.

9. Strengthening of the entire musculature — including hard-to-reach muscle groups.

10. Fewer injuries — ligaments and joints become more resilient.

11. Positive effect on the nervous system — enhances coordination and reaction time.

12. Suitable for all levels — from beginners to champions.

13. Improved athletic performance — new techniques and movements are mastered faster.

14. Increased endurance — without overloading the heart.

15. Accelerated blood circulation — oxygen and nutrients are delivered to muscles 10 times faster.

16. Naturally increases testosterone and growth hormone levels.

17. Enhances metabolism and lymphatic drainage — flushes out toxins and lactic acid.

18. Strengthens bone tissue — stimulates bone cell production.

19. Boosts energy and improves sleep — ensures full body recovery.

How It Works

During VibroStretching, muscles rhythmically contract and stretch along the fibers, improving their elasticity and strength.

Vibrational impulses stimulate blood flow, speed up metabolism, and help the body recover faster after training.

Conclusion

VibroStretching is not just a trendy fitness fad — it is a scientifically proven tool that helps athletes achieve their goals faster while reducing the risk of injury.

Author: Hanna Turchak — founder 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.

At StretchOn Space, we’ve made this method accessible to everyone — from professional athletes to those who simply want to stay active and feel better.

Scientific Evidence of the Effectiveness of Vibro-Stretching in Sports

For athletes, stretching is a key element of the training process.

Vibro-stretching allows you to:

• Increase range of motion, which is especially important in sports such as tennis, soccer, gymnastics, dance, etc.

• Reduce muscle tension after intense loads, preventing chronic injuries.

• Prepare muscles for exertion: warming up with BMS improves elasticity and reduces the risk of strains and tears.

• Increase overall training efficiency: using vibration machines helps improve results in less time, which is especially important for professionals.

Why Do Athletes Choose Vibro-Stretching?

1. Increase in Muscle Strength:

Research has shown that the use of vibro-stretching increases muscle strength by 16.5%, significantly higher than conventional training (10.6%).

2. Accelerated Recovery:

Fifteen-minute vibro-stretching sessions twice a week reduce swelling, relieve muscle tension, and restore mobility after injuries. This enables faster return to full training.

3. Reduced Risk of Injury:

Vibro-stretching improves blood circulation and tissue elasticity, reducing the likelihood of microtrauma and overuse injuries.

4. Work with Deep Muscle Layers:

Thanks to vibration amplitude (1–6 mm) and frequency (up to 40 Hz), vibro-stretching reaches muscle groups that are difficult to target with traditional methods.

How Does It Help Athletes?

• Increased power and endurance:

Vibro-stretching enhances the ability of muscles to withstand high loads, helping athletes stay at peak performance.

• Faster recovery after competitions:

After intensive exertion, vibro-stretching accelerates muscle recovery, which is critical with a tight competition schedule.

• Optimization of the training process:

Vibro-stretching improves training efficiency, reduces recovery time, and lowers the risk of overtraining.

Scientific Basis and Proven Effectiveness

Journal of Bone and Mineral Research reported:

• Increase in muscle strength: +16.5%.

• Improvement in joint mobility after just 6–8 weeks of use.

Support for tissue health:

• Improved circulation and reduced swelling.

• Accelerated healing of microtraumas.

Vibro-stretching is not just stretching performed with a special technique — it is a science, long established into theoretical concepts and practical systems. Years of research demonstrate its growing popularity in athletic preparation and recovery.

• In the Journal of Sports Sciences, it was proven that vibration therapy after strength training reduces muscle soreness and accelerates relaxation — crucial for athletes who must stay in shape 24/7.

• In Physical Therapy in Sport, participants using vibration devices during stretching showed significantly greater improvements in flexibility compared to those who used classical methods.

• In the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, it was noted that vibration therapy after exercise reduces cortisol (the stress hormone) levels and promotes faster recovery.

• An International Journal of Psychophysiology study showed that vibration therapy can significantly reduce stress levels and improve participants’ overall mood. This aligns with practical experience, confirming that vibro-stretching positively impacts psycho-emotional health, reducing stress, anxiety, and fatigue, while promoting endorphin release.

Further studies:

• A team led by V.Ya. Kulakevich conducted experiments showing that vibro-stimulation helps gymnasts and Greco-Roman wrestlers increase strength. Their research confirmed the method’s effectiveness in enhancing power qualities and athletic performance.

• S. Bosco and colleagues studied vibration training durations from 10 days to several months. Results showed significant strength gains at the early stages of the experimental period. Similar conclusions were drawn across multiple studies.

An interesting comparison:

• The effect of 100 minutes of vibro-stretching is equivalent to performing 200 drop jumps from 60 cm height twice a week for 12 months. In other words, one session on a vibration machine equals 5–6 regular training sessions.

Scientific evidence confirms that vibro-stretching is an effective and unique method that combines the benefits of vibration therapy and traditional stretching techniques. Its application significantly improves physical condition, flexibility, recovery, and psycho-emotional well-being — making it a valuable tool in sports and rehabilitation.

Additional research from Kent State University demonstrated that vibro-stretching significantly improves flexibility and reduces spinal stiffness in athletes.

• Source: “Effect of Biomechanical Muscle Stimulation: Ankle range of motion and perceived ankle stiffness in injured, college-athletes.” — Kimberly S. Peer, Danielle Knapp, Jacob Barkley.

Another experiment confirmed that the BMS method improves recovery and hamstring flexibility in injured athletes.

• Source: “Effect of Biomechanical Muscle Stimulation: Hamstring flexibility and perceived tightness in injured, college-aged athletes.” — Kimberly S. Peer, Danielle Knapp, Jacob Barkley.

For professional athletes seeking to improve results and minimize recovery time, vibro-stretching has become an indispensable tool. This technology helps reach a new level in sports, supporting the health of muscles and joints even under extreme loads.

Prepared by Hanna Turchak — founder and managing partner of the StretchOn project, three-time World Champion, multiple European Champion in modern choreography, and expert in innovative methods of flexibility and recovery.

Vibro-Stretching: A New Chapter in the World of Stretching in the USA

Vibro-stretching is an innovative practice that combines traditional stretching techniques with biomechanical stimulation technology using the unique Nazarov machine.

StretchOn Space is the first studio in the USA to introduce this method as an independent training direction, opening new possibilities for developing flexibility, strength, and overall health.

History of the Method

The method is based on the scientific research of Professor Vladimir Nazarov, a physician and coach of Olympic teams. He discovered that longitudinal vibrations activate muscles and tissues much deeper than conventional training, accelerating recovery and improving elasticity. Today, this technology is used in sports, fitness, and rehabilitation programs around the world.

What is Vibro-Stretching?

It is a method where traditional stretching exercises are enhanced by vibrational stimulation. Vibrational impulses are directed along muscle fibers, activating deep tissue layers, improving blood flow, and accelerating metabolism.

The method is suitable for everyone: from professional athletes who need high mobility and fast recovery, to people who simply want to feel better and stay active.

Benefits of Vibro-Stretching

1. Rapid flexibility development — gentle, deep, and safe stretching of muscles and ligaments.

2. Improved blood circulation and lymphatic drainage — tissues receive more oxygen and nutrients.

3. Relief of muscle tension — helps combat fatigue and stress, speeds up recovery.

4. Strengthening of joints and ligaments — increases tissue resilience and reduces the risk of injuries.

5. Accessible to everyone — vibration frequency and intensity are individually adjustable.

How Do the Sessions Work?

• Individual warm-up to prepare the muscles.

• Main phase — combination of classical stretching with vibration training.

• Final cool-down — relaxing effect of vibrations.

Each session is guided by an experienced coach and adapted to the client’s goals and fitness level.

The Nazarov Vibration Machine — The Heart of the Method

This device combines mechanical vibration with a scientifically proven methodology, providing:

• Activation of deep muscle fibers and improved endurance.

• Stimulation of metabolism and faster recovery.

• Release of tension and reduction of pain.

• Comprehensive improvement of muscles, joints, and the nervous system.

Its effectiveness has been demonstrated both in sports and in post-training recovery.

Why StretchOn Space?

We are the first in the USA to offer vibro-stretching as a full-fledged training program. Here you can experience a method that changes the way you think about working with your body.

Prepared by Hanna Turchak — founder and managing partner of the StretchOn project, three-time World Champion, multiple European Champion in modern choreography, and expert in innovative methods of flexibility and recovery.

Discover a new level of training — join vibro-stretching at StretchOn Space!

Principles of Vibro-Stretching: Science in Action

Vibro-stretching affects the body through vibrations that imitate the body’s natural oscillations. These vibrations, with a frequency of 20–40 Hz and an amplitude of 4–6 mm, are transmitted to the muscles, nerves, and connective tissues. They cause the muscles to move longitudinally, creating wave-like oscillations. This process activates the “pumping” function of the muscles, which helps flush out old intercellular material, cleanse cell membranes, and open ion channels. As a result, tissues are renewed and cleansed, improving their condition.

Vibro-stretching and the BMS method activate muscles naturally, using longitudinal vibrations. This makes it possible to achieve 10–100 times greater efficiency than with traditional training. The main feature of the method is the absence of any need for active effort on the part of the person. Even paralyzed muscles can be successfully stimulated, making the method universal for anyone needing recovery or improved physical condition.

How Does the Method Work?

The BMS method allows muscles to be artificially activated through mechanical vibrations. This is achieved without conscious effort or physical activity from the patient. The method is effective even for working with paralyzed muscles.

The longitudinal vibrations created by the stimulation affect:

• Muscles

• Tendons

• Fascia

• Fiber bundles

• Bones

Results of the method include:

• Improved blood circulation (10–100 times faster than during traditional exercise).

• Accelerated metabolism.

• Restoration of tissue mobility and elasticity.

• Enhanced overall physical and mental state.

Impact on the Nervous System

An important aspect of the method is its influence on the nervous system. During stimulation, muscles send signals to the brain through special receptors (proprioceptors). This improves muscle memory, coordination of movements, and overall sensitivity. Many movements that are “forgotten” by the body over time due to a sedentary lifestyle can be restored through Nazarov Stimulation. Muscles begin to work and train as if during intense physical activity, only faster and more effectively.

Benefits for Connective Tissues

The method also impacts connective tissues, helping to eliminate deposits of intercellular material that limit mobility and may cause tissue hardening (such as calcification). As a result of stimulation, tissues are cleansed, and old, non-functional structures are broken down and removed from the body.

As a result:

• Adhesions and calcifications are eliminated.

• Muscle elasticity is restored.

• Overall joint mobility is improved.

After training on a vibration machine, a person feels lightness and renewal: muscles become more elastic and mobile, and the body more receptive both physically and mentally.

How Does This Method Differ from Others?

The main difference of Nazarov’s method lies in its unique approach to working with muscles — specifically in its ability to enhance the muscles’ natural functions. Muscles in our body do not only provide movement; they also play a key role in maintaining blood circulation, helping the heart pump blood through small vessels and capillaries. The heart is responsible for pumping blood through the large vessels, but it cannot on its own circulate blood through the complex network of tiny veins and capillaries. For this, muscle activity is necessary. When movement is lacking, the load on the heart increases, which can negatively affect health.

Research has shown that our muscles vibrate constantly, even at rest. This phenomenon, known as “resting tremor”, plays an important role in maintaining blood circulation. When muscles begin to work actively, they require more oxygen and nutrients, thereby increasing blood flow. Nazarov’s method amplifies this natural process, compensating for the lack of physical activity and reducing the load on the cardiovascular system.

Why Does It Work?

Vibro-stretching and the BMS method are unique, cutting-edge techniques that help the body restore lost functions in a natural and safe way. This method stimulates the muscles, improves circulation, restores connective tissues, and promotes overall health. The effect of stimulation can be compared to a reset: the body becomes energized, free, and ready for new challenges.

Author: Hanna Turchak — creator and managing partner of the StretchOn project. Three-time World Champion and multiple European Champion in modern choreography. Expert in stretching, fitness, and modern recovery methods.
At StretchOn Space, we use vibro-stretching as the foundation of our programs to help you become more flexible, energetic, and active — regardless of age or fitness level.

How Vibro-Stretching Was Born: History and Technology

Today, vibro-stretching is one of the most advanced and effective areas of fitness, combining deep stretching with the technology of targeted mechanical vibrations. But its history began long before the term itself appeared — in scientific laboratories and on sports arenas.

Origins: Professor Vladimir Nazarov and His Research

Vladimir Nazarov was an outstanding Soviet scientist, professor, doctor of sciences, author of more than 200 scientific papers, and a Master of Sport in gymnastics. He began his career in sports but soon became fascinated with scientific research into how to make training as effective as possible.

In the early 1970s, while working at the Belarusian State Institute of Physical Culture and Sport in Minsk, Nazarov asked himself: how could the physical qualities of athletes in various disciplines be improved? The answer was the development of mechanical vibration technology, which allowed muscles to be activated more deeply and effectively than through traditional methods.

From the Laboratory to Global Sports

Nazarov conducted his first experiments in 1976–1977, creating the first exercise machine with targeted vibrational impact on the muscles. The method quickly attracted the attention of coaches and athletes. It was used in the preparation of the USSR Olympic teams and was introduced into choreographic schools and sports academies.

Over time, the technology went beyond professional sports. It was adopted by world celebrities including Clint Eastwood, Madonna, and Neil Young. Vibrational frequencies between 18 and 33 Hz showed impressive results: improved muscle flexibility and strength, accelerated recovery, and enhanced joint mobility.

From BMS to Modern Vibro-Stretching

The technology developed by Nazarov became the scientific foundation of modern vibro-stretching. Today, it is a full-fledged fitness method that combines:

• deep stretching of muscles;

• improved elasticity of ligaments and fascia;

• preparation of the body for physical load;

• accelerated recovery after training.

Unlike traditional stretching, vibro-stretching activates muscles on a deeper level, reducing training time and increasing effectiveness.

Biography of Vladimir Nazarov (Brief)

• 1936 — born in Belarus.

• 1960 — USSR Master of Sport in gymnastics.

• 1968 — Doctor of Sciences.

• 1972–1997 — Chairman of the Scientific Council on Biomechanics, Academy of Sciences of the USSR.

• 1982–1994 — Dean of the Biomechanics Department, Minsk Academy.

• 1976/77 — created the first experimental machine with vibrational impact on muscles.

StretchOn Space: The Modern Continuation of the Method

At StretchOn Space studio, we have developed Professor Nazarov’s ideas and adapted them into a fitness direction — vibro-stretching. Here, every training session helps you achieve flexibility, strength, and freedom of movement faster and more safely.

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

Come to StretchOn Space and experience how science and sport work for your results!

Never Miss Our
Next Fitness Tip

Design Escapes
Brings you innovative vibrostretching sessions to improve flexibility, recovery, and overall body wellness.

© StretchOn. All rights reserved. Powered by JVL.