T-BOW® Training Blog

Healthy Benefits of the Transversal Balancing on T-BOW® / ● The T-BOW® offers extraordinary reactivity, with a single imbalance axis and low weight, enabling rapid and recise movement adjustments. ● This design allows for quick and fine variations in response to even small changes in weight and movement, creating a cushioned swing that minimizes joint impact. ● Placing the feet on the narrow edges of the T-BOW® requires bilateral ankle control, promoting leg verticality.

by Joaquim Reverter-Masià, Dani Picó-Benet and David Ribera-Nebot Health in Old Age with T-BOW® The T-BOW® with its special characteristics (arc with stable-unstable convexity and unstable concavity, very robust but with very high reactivity to the finest movements, narrow edges for precise supports and side holes to place elastic bands) will allow a multitude of differential workouts for health in elderly people. In addition to the maintenance of general physical form and a

T-BOW® Applications in Physiotherapy

by Madelein Perk, Ivan Farré-Sánchez, Diana Serena, Varvara Solomonidou, Marcelo Lasso, Debbie Kneale, Angel Peruyera-Rubio, Adrienn Banhegyi, Hugo Pérez-Vivas, Salvatore Nocerino and Melissa Renner While one's own motivation to participate in a group fitness session is essential, providing health benefits and personal enjoyment, the instructor leading the session is also important, along with their personal and technical quality, the session design, and their experience and

by Ivan Farré-Sánchez, Diana Serena, Debbie Kneale, Angel Peruyera-Rubio, Melissa Renner, Salvatore Nocerino, Hugo Pérez and Brenda Fiori. Made of wood or synthetic fiber, T-BOW® is the most multifunctional arch for education, training and motor therapy. It withstands high loads (more than 350 kg without losing its functionality), it is easy to transport and very manageable. Its success among users has made it the ultimate in collective fitness sessions. A T-BOW® training st

CARDIO TRAINING CIRCUIT WITH T-BOW® Development: warming - strengthening - resistance - strengthening - resistance. Time intervals: load for strengthening exercises about 60 seconds. Rest: 30 seconds, endurance exercises of 2 to 4 minutes. *Start: warm-up of 3 to 4 minutes with various exercises of your choice. * Three basic strength exercises: e.g. abdominal muscles (6a+b), Back muscles (7a) and arm/shoulder/chest muscles (9). * First resistance exercise with the T-Bow®, e.g

Hugener, D. and Reidt, S., 2005-2006. Institute of Movement and Sports Sciences de la Universidad de Zurich. Research carried out by D. Hugener and S. Reidt about the TBOW showed interesting results for their studies at the 'lnstitut für Bewegungs- und Sportwissenschaften' Institute of Movement and Sports Sciences at the 'Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule' [Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETHZ)] Switzerland. During their study of a group of male and female