MobiliserMobiliser FAQs
Frequently asked Questions and Answers
We are currently updating our FAQ's to include some exceptional new results and findings from the practitioners around the world who now have Mobilisers in their practice. Leave us your email here and we will send you a copy as soon as its released:
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In the meantime, we've put a lot of information about the Mobiliser into a handout that is available in store and can be downloaded or read here.
Here are some very recent bits of news:
From riding ...
“I've been really very surprised, after using the mobiliser I feel straighter, more supple and three inches taller than before. It reduces any stiffnesses or back pain that we otherwise learn to live with. It's very easy to use and helps me to mentally prepare myself for the day and to unwind at the end of it. I see the Mobiliser as an essential piece of kit.”
Harry Meade, one of the UK’s leading three day eventers and a prospect for 2012.
From football ...
“The Mobiliser made a measureable difference to the performance of our players in just three weeks. And its in daily use now and allows me as club physio to serve the club and players better while preserving my hands for a long career.
The cost is easily justifiable and extremely good value even on the tightest of clubs medical budgets!
I expected to see increased flexibility and decreased after match reaction, but if anything I'm even more pleased with the improvements in players stamina and vitality on the pitch, (although as yet this has not yet been objectively tested).
Having tested the Mobiliser originally with two players Kevin Gallen and Keith Keane the change has been very marked and the Mobiliser is now used by most players and even travels with us to away games for hotel use. The players would be devastated to lose it.
In my view several mobilisers should be in every club, with units on site for pre and post match work with many players, and taken as we do in the coach to away games for hotel use.
I suspect every club has one or two players that would also elevate their game and stay in the game longer if they used a Mobiliser at home each day.”
Harry Stackman, Luton physio
(PS: Luton, faced with a 30 point deduction for going broke earlier in the season and facing near certain relegation from the league, with a makeshift squad after having to make most players redundant ... recently “won the cup” at Wembley ... the one for the lower divisions ... but to them this is the world cup ... and they took a following of well over 40000 fans who have pledged support to them. We are pleased to hve played a part!)