NormaTec Compression
Ever wish you could give your tired legs a little extra attention after a tough workout? Meet NormaTec Compression Recovery!
NormaTec Compression
NormaTec Compression uses dynamic air compression to apply a pulsing massage to your limbs, making them a popular addition to recovery routines for athletes and active individuals.
With attachments for your legs, arms, and hips, you can focus on the areas that have been working hard and give yourself some well-deserved recovery time.
- What Can I Expect from a NormaTec Compression Session?
Time to kick back and let the sleeves do their thing! Once you're comfortably positioned, the attachments inflate and deflate in a sequence of overlapping sections. Starting at the feet, hands, or upper thigh, depending on the attachment, the compression pattern moves along the limb before releasing and repeating.
This rhythmic squeeze-and-release pattern is designed to encourage fluid movement and circulation while delivering a massage-like sensation.
Less effort from you. More time to relax!
- What Are the Benefits?
NormaTec Compression can be a great addition to your recovery routine and may help support:
- Temporary Relief From Muscle Soreness
- Circulation and Fluid Movement
- Reduced Feelings of Heaviness and Fatigue
- Relaxation After Exercise
- Post-Workout Recovery
Everyone responds differently, and compression isn't a magic fix. Think of it as another tool to complement the essentials: quality sleep, proper nutrition, hydration, and time to recover.
- Does It Feel Good?
That satisfying squeeze-and-release feeling? It's part of the experience!
Many people enjoy the rhythmic compression and find it relaxing after a demanding workout or a long day on their feet. The pressure should feel comfortable, not painful, and can be adjusted to your needs.
You may leave feeling refreshed and ready to get moving again, but everyone's experience is different!
- Is NormaTec Compression Right for Me?
From dedicated athletes to busy people who spend hours on their feet, compression may be worth exploring if you're looking to add another recovery option to your routine.
Compression isn't suitable for everyone, particularly those with certain circulation problems, suspected blood clots, or other medical conditions. Let your Recovery Specialist know about relevant health concerns before your session.
Give your hard-working limbs a little love. You've earned it!
