Myo-Fit

Finally some positive news. Patent #2 for aerobic excercise machines passed review. Should have it in 3-6 months! Prototype time!

Ready for Day 2! Come see us at Booth #621. True unlimited concentric, and eccentric resistance, 100% of a repetition, for 100% of a set, even as you weaken or tire. Come feel the results for yourself, in just one set. Accepting custom orders.

Happy Father's Day! Enjoy your day!
Come on out and visit us at the NSCA National Conference July 6-9, at the Hyatt Regency in New Orleans. Booth #621.

Seeking professionals in the Strength and Conditioning, and Sports Medicine fields, for input on new fitness equipment. Our new technology offers true 100% concentric, and eccentric resistance, throughout 100% of a repetition, and throughout 100% of a set, even as a user weakens, or tires, even allowing, for the first time, for timed sets to be utilized in a strength training regimen.


[VIDEO] See the Myo-Fit technology in action, during the Arnold Sports Festival.
https://youtu.be/s0T-j-qzuoI

Unmatched safety features, significantly reduce injuries, due to only offering resistance, on demand, never subjecting a user to any weight beyond a user’s 100% capacity at any given moment, as well as virtually eliminating secondary injuries, by instantly relieving user of any weight load as soon as they disengage from the machine. No longer does a user need to rack a weight or complete a set while injured.

Technology may be adapted to virtually any current exercise, as well as new exercises, previously not available with current technologies. Technology may also be adapted to reverse all exercises (for example, a bench press can be reversed, by securing a user to a bench and doing a bench pull, causing the pulling of the bar to the chest to be the positive phase, and the negative phase, by the user resisting the bar, as the bar travels to full arm extension), further targeting muscle groups throughout the full range of motion.

Technology may be configured to either offer resistance, or assistance, in both positive and negative phases of a repetition, making it ideal both for range of motion rehabilitation, and gradual physical therapy to assist users, all the way from atrophy, to full recovery, to elite strength training.

We have completed testing on our working prototype, and are currently working on our PLC controls and automation, which will allow for users, trainers, physical therapists, or even just friends to share progress, provide live, remote motivation and instruction, and even control settings and resistance. This will also allow for various biometric sensors, such as heart rate, and blood oxygen monitors.

We would value any input from the Sports Science community, good or bad, regarding our technology, and the roll that you believe that this technology can play in improving the way Sports Science professionals, such as yourselves, approach strength training, sports medicine, rehab, and physical therapy. Specifically, your input on: What types of exercises you would like to see this technology implemented into most; which types of exercises that you see the most benefit in being offered in reverse resistance; what type of biometric sensors would you most like to see on a machine dashboard; what parameters of data feedback and tracking would you like to be able to access, share, and track over time; and anything else that you may wish to offer to help us develop the best product, heading into production. Please feel free to comment, private message, or email us at [email protected]. Due to promotion policies of this page, please note, that we are not to the point of selling any machines at this time, and would appreciate any inquiries of future sales to be directed to private message, or email.

Please feel free to watch a descriptive video of features, along with proof-of-concept testing at the 2022 Arnold Sports Festival at the following link: https://youtu.be/s0T-j-qzuoI. Please pay special attention to the digital display (in pounds), especially during the eccentric phase of the repetition. We would also be interested in finding an athletic, or sports medicine department, willing to do on site testing and evaluation of our prototype. Please contact us at [email protected] if you are interested. Also, in the next coming months, we will be accepting applications for an individual from the Sports Science industry to become part of our permanent research and development team, to always make sure we have the pulse of the Sports Science professionals. We are also proud to announce, that we will have an exhibit at the NSCA National Conference in New Orleans in the beginning of July. Please come and give our prototype a try for yourselves. We would love to meet you and get your input. Have a safe and happy Memorial Day weekend!!