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Our Story:

NASA research has provided significant insight into the influence of gravitational forces on the human body. Without gravitational forces our bone mass would shrink down to nothing The same is true for our soft tissues. Without movement and work against external forces, like gravity and external resistance (like carrying a grocery bag) our muscles, tendons, ligaments and joint lining would dwindle down towards nothing. So exercise, an active approach to improve body function and composition makes a lot of sense.

Acute injury, including surgery decreases a person's tolerance to physical load. Doing something stupid once OR dong something repetitive over an extended period of time without introducing the body to a variety of physical activities usually ends up at the same place: a soft tissue injury.

The key to active rehab / soft tissue conditioning is to load tissues with a resistance they can tolerate. That requires equipment that can provide a low enough starting resistance for someone to move through their available range of motion, knowing that the tissue tolerance and range of motion will improve with time. RehabPro pulleys, with their accessories are considered one of the most versatile tools available to improve soft tissue tolerance to physical load. The seamless adjustment of the rope angle and rope length, and their light weight increments allow for limitless number of exercises that can accommodate any functional level.

Rehab and soft tissue conditioning differ in many ways from fitness. In rehab and soft tissue conditioning we are looking to improve functional qualities like circulation, flexibility, coordination and endurance, not strength. By improving the basic functional qualities you will "feel" stronger. There is nothing wrong with strength training. However, it is recommended to have enough circulation, flexibility, coordination and soft tissue endurance before considering strength training or you may end up where you started: with an injury which equals an intolerance to physical load. . .