How the LA Lakers, The Boston Red Sox & Over 104 Other Professional Teams Are Maximizing Recovery.
When I first heard about a device that could generate new blood vessels, remove waste from muscles, maximize flow of lymphatic fluid throughout the body, and allow muscle fibers to fire with lightning-like precision, I knew I had to do a podcast about it.
It’s called a “MarcPro“, it’s a form of electrical muscle stimulation, works much differently than something like a Compex, and in today’s episode with CEO Ryan Heaney, you’re going to discover:
-What is the MarcPro?
-How does it help with muscle recovery?
-Are there any effects on performance or strength?
-Can you build muscle with it?
-How is this any different than other electrical stimuation devices?
-Whether you can use it during exercise.
If you enjoyed this episode, you may also like:
-How To Use Electrical Muscle Stimulation to Enhance Performance, Build Power and VO2 Max
-Can Electrical Stimulation Devices Make You Fit or Help You Burn Fat?
Do you have questions about the Marc Pro or how to use it? Leave your thoughts at BenGreenfieldFitness.com! And remember, you can get a $32 discount on the MarcPro with code “Ben” at http://www.MarcPro.com, and the website offers a very affordable $54/month payment plan!
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