We explore the precise methods for identifying brain areas that are either overactive or underactive and guiding them to optimal functionality, examining the impact on patient outcomes, even in orthopedic cases. We delve into his use of the Neubie device from a functional neurology perspective, his views on asymmetrical training, and the potential issues that common strength and conditioning tools, such as foam rollers and assault bikes, might pose from a neurological standpoint.
Dr. John Marchese is a highly respected chiropractor based in Boston, with an impressive career spanning over 26 years of successfully managing his own practice. Throughout his extensive career, Dr. Marchese has cultivated a wealth of experience and profound expertise in several specialized areas. His primary focus lies in the realm of functional neurology, particularly as it applies to rehabilitation sports medicine. This involves utilizing advanced neurological principles to aid in the recovery and enhancement of athletic performance, ensuring that athletes not only recover from injuries but also optimize their physical capabilities. Dr. Marchese is also dedicated to assisting individuals facing a variety of neurological diagnoses and challenges, employing his deep understanding of the nervous system to improve their quality of life. His commitment to advancing athletic performance is evident in his tailored approaches that integrate cutting-edge techniques and personalized care, making him a sought-after expert in his field.
We delve into the intricate process of accurately pinpointing brain areas that are either overactive or underactive, and the methods used to guide these areas towards achieving optimal functionality. This precise identification and adjustment can significantly influence patient outcomes, even in cases traditionally considered orthopedic. We explore how he employs the Neubie device, examining its application through the principles of functional neurology. Additionally, we discuss his insights on asymmetrical training, which involves exercises that target one side of the body differently from the other, and how this approach can benefit neurological health. Furthermore, we analyze various common strength and conditioning tools, such as foam rollers and assault bikes, which, when scrutinized from a neurological standpoint, may inadvertently cause issues. These tools, while popular in fitness routines, can sometimes lead to imbalances or overstimulation if not used with a comprehensive understanding of their neurological impacts.
WHERE CAN I FIND OUT MORE?
RP-X is the leading provider of the Neubie device in the UK. We have nearly two decades in the space and offer a wide range of turnkey solutions for facilities looking to invest in this technology.
For more information on the device, contact us on info@rp-x.com or 01234 862 762
