Re: Dynamic Variable Neuromuscular Stimulation Systems

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I don't know anything about " The Facility " but there's a pretty neat graph in

the files section about TUT that I recommend you look at.

Steve Krzyminski

Indianapolis, IN

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> I met with a company called, " The Facility " It is a gym only for trainers to

train there clients in, if the trainer does not have his or her own

studio......While there. I was advised that if I wanted to train some of The

Facility's members or clients, I would have to take their course in DVNS System.

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> I was also given a very small demo. This was done doing the bench press, the

first thing that I noticed was that the trainer was sort of in my face, standing

very close, making personal contact almost from the begining. He adivsed that I

should do three sets of 10 reps, and when that was done, we did half rep, one

arm reps, other motion reps, the idea was to lift the bar to his hands, so the

trainer was in constend fontal contact with you. When it was done I noticed a

pretty good burn in my chest. Oh one other thing....when you pressed on this

chest press machine your whole body moved srt of up and fowards, very strange

movement, but smoother than any other machine I have ever been on

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> Here is the question.....Since I am 71 years old, and specialize in 50 year

old clients and above...I have what they need. I was promised that they would

be able to supple me with all the clients I wanted, but I had to take there 16

hour course first for a fee of 500.00

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> Has anyone heard of this system? Does anyone have any clinical studies, or

even other not so clinical studies on this system. Before I pay to do something

I may totally opposed to I would love to get some information from any who may

have it. From my short time with this, my feeling was that the trainer was

very, very, very, good at what he did. He made contact, and pushed...very close

to me at all times, almost as a training partner would be, and that made me work

harder. It is mostly muscles under tension.. is there any science that shows

that the long the muscle is under tension the more hyperthrophy happens. Anyone

have any knowledge about this.

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> I am from the old school. So many reps and a % of a one rep max, depends on

whether you want to build endurance, muscle, power and strength

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> Any insight, help would help a great deal.

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> C, Mark, CFT CSFTS

> Boynton Beach, FL

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