Article in March 07 issue of Impact Magazine
"Adding inertial exercises as part of the treatment protocol enables the patient to achieve additional pain relief." |
The March issue of Impact Magazine features an article by Pam Buttram on the use of the Impulse with women’s health issues. The full text is available to PPS APTA members at www.ppsapta.org
Article in February 07 issue of Physical Therapy Products Magazine
| "Words cannot express my joy in seeing this man regain the productive use and control of his body and his quality of life." |
The February issue of Physical Therapy Products Magazine features an article by Steve Davison on the immerging technology of Impulse training.The full text is available at www.ptproductsonline.com
Have you cleaned your Impulse lately?
You should clean it once a week!
If your Impulse is unusually noisy or if your sled "jumps" around you have build up! Follow these simple instructions and you should notice an immediate reduction in noise and a smoother-moving sled.
DO NOT USE WATER OR A WATER BASE CLEANER
ON THE GUIDE RAILS OR SLED WHEELS!
- Clean the guide rails (the long, white, plastic inserts the sled wheels ride on) with a clean dry cloth one a week.
- Clean the sled wheels also with a clean dry cloth once a week. If you have not cleaned your wheels or guide rails for an extended period of time, give particular attention to the wheels. The wheels will probably have a build up of dust and grime caked on them creating a bumpy sled ride.
- The sled wheels are lubricated for life. You do not need to oil the wheels or the rails.
- Clean the frame as needed with any of the popular cleaners on the market.
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