Neuromuscular Therapy
How is neuromuscular therapy different?
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Neuromuscular therapy (NMT) is a specialized form of manual therapy that focuses on the management of soft tissue pain and dysfunction. It combines techniques from various modalities, including myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and deep tissue massage. NMT aims to restore balance to the neuromuscular system by addressing issues such as muscle tension, imbalances, and restricted movement.
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​NMT is often used for conditions like headaches, neck and back pain, sports injuries, and repetitive strain injuries. Many pains and injuries involve the connective tissue and it's neighboring components yet many therapies focus on bone alignment without treating the fabric of connective tissue that actually moves our bones.
Neuromuscular Therapy Services
Each service is unique but all can be and have been used in combination to make your service unique
Functional Range Release
Functional Range Release technique, or FR® Release is an advanced, and comprehensive system of soft tissue assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation utilized by some of the top athletes across the globe.
What separates FR® technique is that is has a way of detecting the type of restriction (neurological or mechanical) and it the hands on therapy pairs with at home drills to continue progress after your session.
Sports Massage
You don't have to be injured to benefit from manual therapy. Sports massage is a favorite of runners, body builders, and athletes in need of a recovery session on their day off.
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Sports massage skips a lot of the initial assessment and gets right into the soft tissue therapy techniques and stretching. Each session is customized to what you need that day. At Superhuman Lab one unique aspect of our sports services is incorporating Thai style bodywork which is done from the floor. This allows us to cover more deep tissue points and stretches in a more efficient manner.
Reflexive Performance Reset
Reflexive Performance Reset (RPR) is a technique designed to enhance athletic performance and improve recovery by targeting the body’s reflexes and neuromuscular system.
The key components of RPR is a combination of breathing techniques to specifically reset the body’s stress response and promote relaxation and tactical stimulation where pressure is applied to specific muscle groups or reflex points to facilitate neuromuscular responses.​
