Interested in Muscle Activation Techniques® (MAT®) certification? Part of the job of a MAT® certified professional is educating clients on proper exercise. With winter quickly approaching, the following are some cold weather exercise tips to remember.
Laura, a Physical Therapist, was originally skeptical of the MAT® methodology. After getting worked on by a fellow MAT® practitioner, her mind was changed and she couldn't wait to learn the modality herself. Laura works on a wide range of clientele, listen to the video below to hear about how[...]
Throughout each year we are continuing to evolve our education programs. In partnering with Broadview University, a focus of ours over the last two years has been on creating a more flexible and convenient Specialist Certification options. Through this development and collaboration, we have seen[...]
Published on January 9, 2019 by Krissy Jackson from Broadview University
Right Image: Joe Marino addresses a Muscle Activation Techniques® certification class.
This week we are featuring an article written in 2016 about the use of Muscle Activation Technique® in the golfing world:
“He focuses on improving the communication pathways to the brain, to the muscles, resulting in greater stability and strength and less pain
and inflammation. “What I do is[...]
This week we are featuring an article written in 2016 about the use of Muscle Activation Technique® on pro-athletes before, during, and after their athletic career:
"Denver-based Specialist Helps Star Athletes Return to the Field and Perform Better
“According to Roskopf, who still serves as a consultant for the Broncos, MAT features a hands-on stimulatory technique to re-establish the communication between the nervous system and the muscle systems. When that communication breaks down, rehabilitation exercises are sometimes ineffective…”
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This week we are featuring an article written in 2015 about how our founder, Greg Roskopf, helped Olympic Gold Medalist, Amy Van Dyken-Rouen:
