Monday, June 04, 2012

Gyrotonic Exercise May Help Your Neuropathy, Frozen Shoulder Symptoms

By Ann Bartlett, Health Guide Wednesday, February 17, 2010

 

Coupled with a regular cardiovascular workout or walking exercise, this would be a complete package for staying injury-free and neuropathy-free for a very long time! Here is a list of the benefits of the Gyrotronic® exercise for someone with diabetes:

  • Improve your body's use of insulin.
  • Improve muscle strength.
  • Increase bone density and bone strength.
  • Lower blood pressure.
  • Improve blood circulation.
  • Increase energy level and enhance work capacity.
  • Reduce stress, promote relaxation, and release tension and anxiety.

In some cases, Gyrotonic® sessions can be covered by your health insurance if the instructor is a physical therapist.  

 

Recently, Shaquille O'Neal touted that he uses Gyrotonic® as a part of his training.  Athletes realize that cardio and strength training is not enough to keep the body injury-free, and so many are moving into practicing yoga, Pilates and Gyrotonic® exercise.  

 

For more information:

Gyrotonic: It's Not Torture, It's Good for You

Meet Gyrotonic, Pilate's More Lively Cousin

 

 

By Ann Bartlett, Health Guide— Last Modified: 10/11/11, First Published: 02/17/10