AXIO brings together strength, movement, sensory feedback, and neuromuscular control in a unique training challenge. Explore research, expert perspectives, and educational resources that help explain the science behind AXIO and its applications in rehabilitation, fitness, and athletic performance.

MUSCLE SYNERGIES + NEUROMUSCULAR CONTROL

Stephen Thomas, PhD, ATC, shoulder and elbow researcher, Chair of Exercise Science at Thomas Jefferson University, and Philadelphia Phillies consultant, discusses his research on muscle synergy patterns and their relevance to movement, rehabilitation, and performance—and how these principles relate to training with AXIO.

FROM REHABILITATION TO PERFORMANCE

Forbes profiles AXIO founder and inventor Ted Bezemer, PT, MS, OCS, SCS, and the experiences that led to the development of AXIO Centripetal Trainers. The article explores how a need for a more dynamic approach to rehabilitation evolved into a training system designed to challenge strength, stability, coordination, and control across rehabilitation, fitness, and athletic performance.

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