A muscle is controlled by its opposing muscle group. If one group is used more than its opposing group an imbalance occurs resulting in the need to re-educate the weaker, overused muscle group, i.e. repetitive movements for an extended amount of time as a result of an occupation, hobbies, or sport may cause a numbness or tingling in the arms. This may be accompanied by burning or pain in the thumb or wrist, especially at night.

Beneficial Results:

• Incontinence
• Post operative muscle rehabilitation
• Stroke recovery for ambulation
• Sub-clinical diagnosis of neuro-muscular syndromes
• Physical Therapy facilitation
• Detection of non-participating muscle groups
• 100% muscle recruitment over treatment period
• Increase in tone and strength of difficult muscle group training (i.e. abdominal, triceps, etc.)
• Decreased athletic rehabilitation time
• Frozen shoulder syndromes
• Off-site Physical Therapy
• Rehabilitation for knee and hip replacement surgeries
• Better patient compliance to physical therapy recommendations