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    AvatarMatt Hale
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    Rapid Release Technology is great. I use my hands a lot regarding
    crossfitters, powerlifters, bodybuilders, athletes of many different
    sports and for me the RR Pro 2 helps me take stress off of them by not
    having to use them as much. Now don’t get me wrong, I still will use my
    hands for ART and use my tools (graston/SASTM) but I will use the RR Pro
    2 to warm the area up and bring a tremendous amount of blood to the
    area and break up scar issue. Even when I have worked an area thoroughly
    I can use the RR Pro 2 on it as a finisher and the patient can still
    tell a difference. Usually when you work a muscle for a while, sooner or
    later you are just spinning your wheels meaning the patient will not
    feel much of a difference because the area is so flushed with blood. Not
    so with the Pro 2. The fact that the large green applicator can also
    heat up is another feature that helps draw blood to the area. And blood
    means nutrients and nutrients mean healing.

    I always look for products that I can use that will allow me to work
    smarter not harder. Digital xray, tables that elevate, hand free
    modality equipment, etc. The Pro 2 fits in very well in that it helps
    cut down on stress for your hands and fingers but also delivers the
    vibrational resonance to break down scar tissue which if you are looking
    to work more with athletes, they all have.

    As for using the Pro 2 for your different techniques, if you use your
    hands then yes it will be a good fit. But remember, the Pro 2 will not
    be able to give you feed back like your fingers will. So while I will
    use the Pro 2, I still use my other techniques and still use my fingers
    to access. Any hand held instrument is good, but you still need a hand
    to work it. Trigger points are hard for me to access when I do not use
    my finger tips when using the Pro 2. But instead of kneading the muscle knot/trigger point
    with my thumb, fingers, or a soft tissue tool, I can use the Pro 2. It
    gets great results in less time, with less energy expended on my part. I
    have worked on some very strong and very bulked up individuals over the
    years and sometimes no matter how hard I would dig my thumbs or fingers
    in, it did not seem to be enough. Not so with the Pro 2. It can
    penetrate deeper tissues plus I do not have do dig in. I can just hold
    the Pro 2 and that is has worked on all my patients. I have never had
    anyone say I cannot really feel it. If anything, they are amazed at how
    alive the area feels only after a few minutes. Remember scar tissue is
    lack of blood flow to that area resulting in the scar tissue never healing and
    be re-absorbed. The Pro 2 vibrates at a resonance that breaks up scar
    tissue thus allowing blood flow to the area thus delivering nutrients to
    the area thus allowing it to heal.

    My background is in the healthfield with my undergraduate work in Sport
    Biology (Pre-Med degree) and graduate school in chiropractic. I have
    been a practicing chiropractor for 18 years specializing in the field of
    athletics. I have experience in using ART (active release technique)
    and Graston/SASTM (Sound Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization) technique. I
    have worked with athletes of every sport including football, baseball,
    hockey, basketball among others and some un-traditional sports such as
    powerlifting, bodybuilding, strongman, and crossfit. The Rapid Release
    Technology is great for any and all athletes to help prevent injuries
    (Pre-hab) and help overcome injuries (Re-hab). The Rapid Release can be
    utilized alone or with other soft tissue techniques to produce greater
    results.


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