Passive Gymnastics
Passive gymnastics is a type of exercise designed to increase the mobility of muscles, joints, and tissues, and to improve flexibility and circulation. It can reduce pain and accelerate recovery after injuries.
Benefits
- Flexibility and Circulation: Increases mobility of muscles and joints, improves circulation.
- Pain and Rehabilitation: Reduces pain and speeds up the healing process.
- Stress and Sleep: Reduces stress and improves sleep quality.
- Localized Slimming: Can promote localized slimming by increasing blood circulation and lymphatic system activity.
Application
- Duration and Sessions: 20-30 minutes for each muscle group, typically 1-2 times a week, totaling 10 sessions.
- Machines: Uses machines with moving parts controlled by electric motors. These machines move the muscles and joints.
Who Should Not Undergo Passive Gymnastics?
- People with capillary problems
- Those with varicose veins
- History of embolism
- Pregnant women
- Women in the first 6 months of breastfeeding
- Women during their menstrual period
- Individuals with open wounds
- Those with a history of cancer
