Low Frequency Sine Wave
Stimulation has a long
history of use by
athletes and olympians…
more so by countries
outside of the USA. At
the Lillehammer
Olympics, this
technology was used in
the ski jumping
competition. Under
Olympic Rules, each
athlete competing in
this sport has the
opportunity to make
three competitive jumps.
. Each time the athlete
tries to jump further
than on the previous
attempt. Between each
jump, each athlete
experiences a long
stressful fatiguing wait
before his next turn.
His emotions are on a
rollercoaster as others
jump and crowds roar!
Low frequency sine wave
stimulation was employed
to induce relaxation
after each jump. This
prevented fatigue. A
warm- up program was
used to tune a fresh
competitive edge before
the next jump. Only
three jumpers used this
technology. They went on
to win the Gold, Silver,
and Bronze Medals. These
medals stand as
testimony either to the
effectiveness of the
technology or to
incredible good luck in
choosing athletes!
The Gold Medal winner of
the Decathlon in the
Sidney Olympics along
with the whole Estonian
Olympic team trained
with sine wave
stimulation technology.
English Premier League
and Champions League
soccer teams use this
technology. Teams such
as Manchester United and
Derby employed the
technology. These teams
have reported a 70%
decrease in training and
competition injuries
when compared to prior
years before using these
programs. Additionally,
athletic trainers
reported use of the
technology increased
players’ flexibility by
17 %.
National Football League
teams that have used the
technology include
beginning in early
1990’s the San Francisco
49ers and in the later
1990’s the Carolina
Panthers. The Panthers
installed the technology
in their training
tables. The Athletic
Trainer at the Carolina
Panthers stated “ it
speeds the recovery from
injury and the
players really like it
“. San Francisco
reported that the
players responded well
to its use, especially
the linemen with
improved focus and
concentration.
Major athletic uses
include: warm up before
exercise to decrease the
incidence of injury,
refreshing massage to
sooth muscle burn after
exercise, and as an
adjunct to physical
therapy to speed
recovery from any
injuries suffered. The
overall goal is injury
prevention and shortened
recovery time between
exercise or competition.
If Dr Rubin’s research
is correct, these
programs may also
increase bone mass and
strength when used in
conjunction with
workouts
SWM equipment available
for athletes include a
durable vinyl SWM Chair
and a Professional
Training Table. These
are priced to be
available to most
facilities and should
satisfy most needs. The
product of choice will
depend upon the
athlete’s planned
circumstances of use.
Dynotone will build
custom platforms for the
most advanced training
use on an individual
contract basis.
