MRM Pro Sport focuses on improving muscle health, mobility, stimulating the circulatory system and overall well-being of the mind and body.

Our equipment is a complementary physiotherapeutic device designed for deep, customized massages for legs and arms, improving mobility, pain relief and muscle recovery. It complements the work of therapists, helping in the preparation and recovery of athletes and patients, without replacing the invaluable personal touch of professionals.

The MRM Pro Sport Kinetic Wave addresses the following key challenges in physical therapy:

Efficiency: Saves time and reduces therapist effort, allowing for the treatment of more patients.

Effectiveness: Improves treatment outcomes with deep biomechanical wave technology that reaches under-treated areas such as the pelvic muscles.

Complementarity: Increases therapists’ expertise without replacing their personal touch, fitting seamlessly into existing treatment protocols.

Gentleness: Offers a non-invasive option that can be used fully clothed, ensuring patient comfort.

Customization: Features adjustable intensity, speed, and frequency for personalized care, targeting specific leg and arm needs.

Circulatory Benefits: Stimulates circulatory systems with rhythmic lateral movements, promoting fluid flow and overall circulatory health of the body.

TARGET MUSCLE GROUP:

The MRM Pro Sport is designed to work several critical muscle groups, each with its specific role in the body's biomechanics and overall well-being. Here's a breakdown of each muscle group it works:

1. Leg Muscles: This group includes the quads, hamstrings, calves, and smaller stabilizing muscles around the shins and ankles. These muscles help support weight and locomotion, making them crucial for athletes and people who stand or walk for extended periods.

2. Arm Muscles: Comprising the biceps, triceps, forearms, and intricate muscles in the wrist and hand, this group is vital for a wide range of daily movements and activities, from lifting to typing.

3. Shoulder muscles: These muscles, which include the deltoids, rotator cuff group, and trapezius, are involved in the movement and stabilization of the shoulder joint. They are essential for a variety of arm movements and for maintaining proper posture.

4. Pelvic area: This encompasses the pelvic floor muscles, hip flexors, glutes, and thigh adductors and abductors. These muscles work together to support the pelvis and lower back, contribute to trunk stability, and are critical for balance and lower body strength.

5. Psoas core system: The psoas major is a deep muscle that connects the lumbar vertebrae to the femur. It is a primary hip flexor and plays a vital role in maintaining upright posture, gait, and trunk stability.

The MRM Pro Sport specifically targets this muscle, providing a deep massage that can help relieve lower back pain and improve flexibility.