Integrated Prehab Training

Welcome to Integrated
Prehab Training

Your body needs to recover, repair, rebuild, and regenerate itself to be stronger, more flexible, and ready to perform optimally at a higher level.

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Self Myofascial Release

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Dynamic Stretching

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Active Isolated Stretching

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Static Stretching

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Neuro Muscular Stretching

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Self-Myofascial Release​

A flexibility technique that
focuses on the neural and
fascial systems in the body.SMR concentrates on alleviating myofascial trigger points and areas of hyper-irritability located within a band of muscle

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Dynamic Stretching

Use of a muscle’s own force production and momentum to take a joint through the full available range of motion. Create multiplanar soft-tissue extensibility that is controlled by the CNS.

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Active-Isolated Stretching

Using agonists and synergists to dynamically move the joint through a range of motion. This creates reciprocal inhibition of the functional antagonists that results in greater ranges of motion.

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Static Stretching

Static stretching combines low-force and long-duration movements. It utilizes the neurophysiological principles of autogenic inhibition to improve soft-tissue extensibility, allowing for relaxation and concomitant elongation of muscle.

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Neuromuscular Stretching

NMS is based on influencing the neurophysiological mechanisms of autogenic inhibition and reciprocal inhibition. Sports performance professional passively moving the limb until the first resistancebarrier is noted

Balance Training

Balance is the ability to maintain the body’s center of gravity within its base of support, through an interaction of active and passive restraints imposed by the muscular system, reflexive actions imposed by the peripheral nervous system, and anticipatory feed-forward control imposed by the central nervous system (CNS).

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Balance Stabilization

improve reflexive joint stabilization contractions to improve joint stability. Isometric contractions lead to static compression of the articular receptors providing reflex joint stabilization.

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Balance Maximal Strength

Dynamic eccentric and concentric movements involving the balancing leg through a full range of motion improving the neuromuscular efficiency of the full Human Movement System

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Balance Power

require high levels of eccentric strength, dynamic neuromuscular efficiency, and reactive joint stabilization. Exercises are performed by hopping from one foot to another or performing hopping movements on the same foot.

* ONE TIME PAYMENT

Custom Game Plan

Let’s get you on a game plan that fits your specific needs and fulfills your goals

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MICROCYCLE PLAN

$ 297
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MESOCYCLE PLAN

$ 887

MACROCYCLE PLAN

$ 1497

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