NormaTec Recovery Systems.

NormaTec Recovery Boots have been found to be very helpful in ensuring dynamic recovery, which in turn provides a competitive edge to all athletes that are training at all levels. It helps to improve blood circulation, flexibility and reduce tissue repair time.

 
 
  • NormaTec compression boots were originally founded as a medical device. The technology was developed by a physician bioengineer with the goal to help improve blood flow and speed up the recovery progress.

    Recent clinical research has proven treatment to increase circulation, reduce soreness and help athletes perform at their best.

  • Initially, the feeling is like a blood pressure cuff being inflated around your ankle. This feeling then subsides and the inflation slowly works up the legs.

    Over the course of the session, the boots feel like a deep pressure massage over the leg. It’s not until you take the boots off that you experience the light weightless feeling through your legs.

  • NormaTec uses a patent PULSE Massage Pattern which uses 3 techniques.

    • Pulsing

    • Distal release

    • Gradients

    Pulsing

    Instead of squeezing the legs to transport fluid out, NormaTec uses a pulsing mechanism which mimics the naturally occuring muscle pump within our body.

    Gradients

    lymphatic vessels have one-way valves that prevent fluid backflow. The pulse technology uses hold pressures to keep everything flowing in the right direction and prevent backflow.

    This feature also enables maximum pressure in each zone over the legs.

    Distal Release

    Static pressure can have a negative effect to circulatory flow if it is maintained for too long. NormaTec uses 'Sequential Pulse Technology' which releases hold pressures once they are no longer needed to the backflow.

    This ensures that each portion of the limb gains maximal rest time between compression cycles.

 

“We help you move better by first taking the time to listen to you and your story, then plan the best management program that suits your body and goals.”

— Phillip Bosson | Portside Sports Physiotherapy Founder

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Email: hello@portsidephysio.com.au
Phone: 0423 576 006

Address: 132 Hannell St Wickham NSW 2293

 

Sports Physiotherapy FAQs

  • Sports physiotherapy is a speciality within physiotherapy that is dedicated to the assessment and treatment of injuries related to sports and exercise at all levels and ages. This places more pressure on the joints, ligaments, muscles and tendons and can make them prone to injury.

  • Physiotherapists are experts at getting people back to safely completing day to day tasks, whereas Sports physiotherapists are experts at getting people back to their pre-injury level of activity and sports performance.

  • Sports Massage - Sports massage helps relieve muscular tension, break down adhesion's, mobilise soft tissues and reduce pain.

    Dry Needling - The primary aim is to relieve muscle pain and cramping, but it may also help to improve a person’s flexibility.

    Exercise Prescription & Rehabilitation - Rehabilitation of athletic injuries with the goal of returning to sport requires progressive exercise prescription.

    Sports Taping - Athletic sports taping involves applying tape directly to the skin to stabilise and neutralise vulnerable muscles, joints and ligaments.

    Normatec Recovery System - The NormaTec Recovery System can be used both before and after exercise, whether it is routine training or high-level competition.

    Return to Training Programs - We work with you to create a bespoke return to sports conditioning program to help you get back into shape or recover from an injury, as quickly as possible.

    Injury Prevention & Management - Common and re-occurring sports injuries can be frustrating. Get your confidence back by getting stronger and moving more efficiently.

    Post Operative Physiotherapy - The success of your surgery isn’t based on what happened in the operating theatre. Successful surgery requires thought out and measure postoperative rehabilitation.

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