Re: Soviet Secrets and Russian Myths

[Guest guest]

I will try my best!

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Yessis, Ph.D

President, Sports Training, Inc.

www.dryessis.com

PO Box 460429

Escondido, CA 92046

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> > >

> > > My Question is to Dr Yessis..

> > >

> > > Are you familiar with the studies of Professor Vladimir Nazarov

> > (Minsk)

> > > into the effects of Bio Mechanical Muscle Stimulation on

> > performance in

> > > Athletes?

> > >

> > > Nazarov was particularly active during the 1970's and early 80's

> > > researching the effect of BMS on flexibility, strength and

> > > co-ordination, and, as a former Olympic Gymnast, his efforts

were

> > > largely overlooked by the West until recently when a barrage of

> > new

> > > machines by Bosco, Cardinale, Rubins etc have been appearing in

> > the

> > > market targeting improved performance among athletes and sports

> > people

[Guest guest]

In fact, the use of vibration in sports is described shortly in the book

" Supertraining " , and I remember several articles in the translated Russian

magazine (translated by dr. Yessis) of which I forgot the name. I fully agree

that it would be of significant scientific value if information from the former

Russian researchers on this subject, like dr. Nazarov, Issurin and Kopykov,

would become available.

drs. Huizing

The Netherlands

Re: Re: Soviet Secrets and Russian Myths

Dr Yessis,

Thank you for taking the time to respond.

A team of physicians here are trying to evaluate the effects of BMS on a

range of previously difficult to treat conditions using vibration and

the majority of original data are in a language we are unable to

adequately interpret.

We are aware of the existence of some valuable formulaes which may

assist in solving a number of problems we are having with optimal

frequencies, which only today we are excited to discover can be exposed

using ultrasound.

We met with Professor Nazarov in the 1990's and were astounded at the

extraordinary depth of knowledge his team had related to the effect of

vibration on biological systems, but, the West had had a negative impact

on his altruism by this stage and we were unable to retain his services

any longer.

If, in dusting off some of your archived books, you rediscover these

documents, our team would love to communicate.

We are particularly interested in the impact of vibration on the

microvenous pumping system?? As would a wide range of physicians and

trainers.

Thanking you in anticipation

Alan BROWN

Melbourne

Australia

yess1932 wrote:

>

>

> >

> > My Question is to Dr Yessis..

> >

> > Are you familiar with the studies of Professor Vladimir Nazarov

> (Minsk)

> > into the effects of Bio Mechanical Muscle Stimulation on

> performance in

> > Athletes?

> >

> > Nazarov was particularly active during the 1970's and early 80's

> > researching the effect of BMS on flexibility, strength and

> > co-ordination, and, as a former Olympic Gymnast, his efforts were

> > largely overlooked by the West until recently when a barrage of

> new

> > machines by Bosco, Cardinale, Rubins etc have been appearing in

> the

> > market targeting improved performance among athletes and sports

> people

>

> ***

> I don't recall the author's name, but I do have several Russian

> manuals from this era that deal with vibrational training. When I

> spoke of this to various university professors, no one was

> interested. And, thus, I saw no need for translating any of this

> information. This is but one example of many of the information

> that I have available, but which will probably never get

> translated

>

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~

> Yessis, Ph.D

> President, Sports Training, Inc.

> www.dryessis. com

>

> PO Box 460429

> Escondido, CA 92046

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~

[Guest guest]

Of note, Dr Issurin will be lecturing here in the U.S. next summer

with Dr Bondarchuk and Dr Yessis. He will also publish his first book

in english as well. He has written several articles on Vibration

Training which differs from Whole Body Vibration and is exerted on

specific limbs with specific movements done at high velocity. This

application has been found to be only effective with high level

athletes and not amateurs.

It should also be remembered that the late Carmelo Bosco possibly

produced the most voluminous work on whole body vibration.

Yosef

Muskegon,Mi

> > >

> > > My Question is to Dr Yessis..

> > >

> > > Are you familiar with the studies of Professor Vladimir Nazarov

> > (Minsk)

> > > into the effects of Bio Mechanical Muscle Stimulation on

> > performance in

> > > Athletes?

> > >

> > > Nazarov was particularly active during the 1970's and early 80's

> > > researching the effect of BMS on flexibility, strength and

> > > co-ordination, and, as a former Olympic Gymnast, his efforts

were

> > > largely overlooked by the West until recently when a barrage of

> > new

> > > machines by Bosco, Cardinale, Rubins etc have been appearing in

> > the

> > > market targeting improved performance among athletes and sports

> > people

> >

> > ***

> > I don't recall the author's name, but I do have several Russian

> > manuals from this era that deal with vibrational training. When I

> > spoke of this to various university professors, no one was

> > interested. And, thus, I saw no need for translating any of this

> > information. This is but one example of many of the information

> > that I have available, but which will probably never get

> > translated

> >

> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~

> > Yessis, Ph.D

> > President, Sports Training, Inc.

> > www.dryessis. com

> >

> > PO Box 460429

> > Escondido, CA 92046

> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~

>

[Guest guest]

,

Another person of interest is a fellow by the name of Kusnezov A A who

isolated the 'activity tremor' and although able to pick up one or two

small articles on his presence, there is nothing on his Research.

If you happen upon anything, the team would be most grateful.

I am not familiar with Kopykov, . Do you have material related to

his input in the area of vibration?

One of the key areas we are trying to understand is the microvenous pump

action as related to normal tremor. It would seem that there is no

description of the actual mechanism for blood flow returning to the

heart from the peripheries. At this time the only explanation is

gravitational effects on agonist and antagonist muscles by causing

tremor (as described by Rohracher) but the literature falls short in a

number of areas. This tremor ceases in space and has only received some

speculative explanation.

The effect of BMS (as described by Nazarov et al) on blood flow and

muscle strength increases was given only a cursory glance by Rubins,

Issurin, Bosco and Cardinale etc., so we are very interested to pursuing

the Russian texts to advance the theory.

regards

Alan BROWN

Melbourne

Huizing wrote:

>

> In fact, the use of vibration in sports is described shortly in the

> book " Supertraining " , and I remember several articles in the

> translated Russian magazine (translated by dr. Yessis) of which I

> forgot the name. I fully agree that it would be of significant

> scientific value if information from the former Russian researchers on

> this subject, like dr. Nazarov, Issurin and Kopykov, would become

> available.

>

> drs. Huizing

> The Netherlands

>

> Re: Re: Soviet Secrets and Russian Myths

>

> Dr Yessis,

>

> Thank you for taking the time to respond.

> A team of physicians here are trying to evaluate the effects of BMS on a

> range of previously difficult to treat conditions using vibration and

> the majority of original data are in a language we are unable to

> adequately interpret.

> We are aware of the existence of some valuable formulaes which may

> assist in solving a number of problems we are having with optimal

> frequencies, which only today we are excited to discover can be exposed

> using ultrasound.

> We met with Professor Nazarov in the 1990's and were astounded at the

> extraordinary depth of knowledge his team had related to the effect of

> vibration on biological systems, but, the West had had a negative impact

> on his altruism by this stage and we were unable to retain his services

> any longer.

> If, in dusting off some of your archived books, you rediscover these

> documents, our team would love to communicate.

> We are particularly interested in the impact of vibration on the

> microvenous pumping system?? As would a wide range of physicians and

> trainers.

>

> Thanking you in anticipation

>

> Alan BROWN

> Melbourne

> Australia