10 May 2014

Why You Need Bi-Directional Resistance


What is Bi-Directional Resistance?
Bi-Directional resistance allows the user to exercise in both forward and reverse, changing directions at any time and as often as desired.






















Why do you need it?
Reduce the Risk of Injury – By recruiting reciprocal muscle groups, bi-directional resistance helps reduce the risk of injury from muscle imbalance.

Prolong the Workout – Changing directions can decrease localized fatigue, resulting in the ability to prolong the workout. The user exercises at a lower level of perceived exertion and higher level of resistance, thereby achieving greater results.

Add Variety – Changing directions adds variety to a workout, engaging and motivating the user. For example, changing directions every 30 seconds allows an individual to use relatively fresh muscles and workout for a longer period than may have been possible otherwise.

Conditioning – Bi-Directional resistance helps condition the muscles used in performing basic activities of pushing, pulling and lifting.

The SCIFIT Pro Series couple patented Iso-Strength program with bi-directional resistance, to provide a total body strength and cardio workout - on one machine. Developed by rehabilitation professionals, adaptability makes the PRO2 the choice for physical therapy or total body wellness. Its effectiveness means therapists can treat more patients in less time. And its sophisticated program options make documenting functional outcome easy. 

For more details please visit www.scifit.com 

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