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.
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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.”
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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.”
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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.”
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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.”
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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!”
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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.”
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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.”
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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.”
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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.”
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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.”
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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.”
