Muscle Activation Applied to the Athlete

Lately, Muscle Activation has been introduced to some North American teams of various sports (football, soccer , baseball, basketball , ... ) as well as in some individual sports such as Athletics , Golf , Tennis and Surf (among others) with spectacular results. This is a technique developed not only for athletes that are recovering from injuries , but also as part of a prevention work , improving performance and increasing years of practice athlete at a high level . This technique , like any other , prepares the body to become more efficient .When training at a high level, the athlete is subject to an increased potential for injury . Some are more prone to injuries due to muscle imbalances that cause stress on the joints , pain, injuries , ... Complaints usually translate into Tendinitis , Pubalgic pain , Back pain , ruptures , recurrent contractures , ... Even after more severe injuries, Muscular Activation gives a response like no other technique in the recovery of muscle function, making it much faster . The benefits are immediate .

The Sportsman after 30 

To reach a particular level of athletic performance, athletes must expend time and energy in training to keep up with the high performance. Going over the 30 year barrier does not have to mean it is inevitable for the athlete to see its performance fall into a spiral. With the proper training we can slow down the effects of age, maintaining high levels of performance. Muscular Activation can slow the downwards spiral that advancing age may lead to, by readjusting and rebalancing the machine that is our body, like no other technique can. This revolutionary knowledge allows tuning muscle function, causing a structural alignment, reducing stress and joint pain as well as improving the mechanics of movement.

In Sports Recreation, Leisure and Wellness 

This innovative technique has also been applied in informal sport, rebalancing and resetting people with very different symptoms. If you go to a gym, do group lessons, simply do some jogging, or do some other form of sport; if you feel aches and pains after exercise that has prevented you from doing what you like best, most probably you suffer from muscle imbalances. Go directly to the cause of your problem, and not just the symptoms (unlike other techniques). Our aim is not to relieve the symptoms but treat the causes that will allow you to permanently solve your problems and not just relieve it temporarily.