SNOWBOARDING

Bemer 3000 snowboarders use the BEMER 3000 Intensive applicator to reduce swelling and activate repair proteins, thus improving healing time. Level 10 prepares them optimally for competition by activating the metabolism to reduce injury risk.

The most common snowboarding injuries are simple sprains, fractures and contusions, and often involve contusions to the spleen and liver. Mild head and coccyx injuries can occur in backward falls.

Aerial maneuvers are associated with more abdominal, chest, spine, and head injuries than non-aerial maneuvers.

Relative to skiers, snowboarders have 2.4 times as many fractures, particularly of the upper limbs.

Torah Jane Bright

Users:

Torah Jane Bright

World Champion Half-pipe [Aus]

Abi Bright

Billabong World Junior Champion [Aus]

Laura Manuela Pesko

World Champion Half-pipe [Swiss]

BODYBUILDING / WEIGHTLIFTING

Users:

Paul Mentis

Paul Mentis

Gold, World Games Bodybuilding Champion [Greece]

Werner Friedl

Paralympic Weight lifting champion

Mick Thornton

Bodybuilding Champion [Australia]

CYCLING

Cyclists use the Bemer 3000 to improve oxygen saturation and partial pressure for endurance. Banned substances such as erythropoietin may increase oxygen saturation by about 10%, while clinical trials show the BEMER 3000 improves oxygen delivery by more than 15% - it’s legal, non-invasive, and daily therapy is only 8 minutes.

The most common injuries are abrasions – ‘Road Rash’. Practitioners may irrigate the abrasion with a pistol or bulb syringe, then hover the BEMER 3000 Special light or the place the intensive applicator close to the area. A clean seal will develop exuding clear sebaceous liquid. If needed, they will cover with a hydrocolloid or semi- occlusive hydrogel dressing. The dressing may need to be covered with tape and/or padding for practice or competition.

Robert Bartko

Users:

Thomas Frischknecht

Mountain Bike Champion [Swiss]

Barbara Heeb

Road cycling champion [Swiss]

Robert Bartko

World Champion, 2 x Olympic Gold medals Sydney 2000 [Germany]

Andrea Clavadetscher

Ultra cycling champion, Winner of ‘Race across America’

SKIING / BOBSLEIGH / ICE SKATING/ ICE HOCKEY

Through improved regeneration, hardening of muscle tissue is avoided, reducing risk of torn muscles or ligaments.

Injuries from skiing may include head injuries, knee injuries, Fractures (clavicle, ankle, tibia, femur, spine) and Dislocations (especially shoulder).

Knee injuries are by far the most common disabling injury, accounting for 25% of all ski injuries. The two most common knee injuries are to the Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) and the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL).

Fractures are the most common medical use for Pulsed Electromagnetic field therapy applications due to the Piezo electric effect that activates bone growth. Minerals such as calcium are regulated for proper muscle and bone structure and function.

Claudia Pechstein

Users:

Claudia Pechstein

World Champion Speed skating,

5 World records [Germany]

Felix Alpiger

Champion Alpine skiing [Swiss]

Marc Christen

Champion inline skater

Silvan Zurbriggen

Champion Alpine skiing

Marco Buechel

Champion Alpine skiing

Lawrence Rochat

Cross country ski champion

Corinne Rey-Bellet

Champion Alpine skier [Swiss]

Pascal Meinherz

Nordic combined Bronze medalist [Germany]

Susi Erdmann

Bobsleigh World Champion 2003

Andrea Haeussler

Freestyle Skier

EHC Straubing National Ice Hockey league

Davos Ice Hockey Club

Italian Bobsled team, Olympic champions

SC Bern Ice Hockey

Swiss National Cross Country Ski female team

German National Men’s bobsleigh team

Austrian Ski Federation

Swiss Olympic Team, Athens 2004

Joachim Franke, German National Ice Skating coach

Austrian Cross Country Ski Federation

CANOE / KAYAK / SAILING

As an upper body sport, canoeing, whether paddling along rivers to enjoy the view, battling white water rapids or sea surf, sprint races and marathons, may cause muscle fatigue and lead to Shoulder strain or sprain injuries from the muscular force required to push the paddle through the water. The repetitive motion of moving the paddle can over time, lead to overuse injuries of the wrist joints. Impact injuries [a person who has fallen into the water] create risks by getting hit by the canoe or another object such as a floating log.

Through improved regeneration, hardening of muscle tissue is avoided, reducing risk of torn muscles or ligaments.

Nathan Baggaley

Users:

Nathan Baggaley

3 x World Champion, 2 x Silver at Athens Olympics 2004 [Australia]

Simon Fäh

Flat water kayaker [Swiss]

Flavio Marazzi

Keelboat World Champion

FOOTBALL

Users:

Australian Football League:

Jason Akermanis

Brisbane Lions triple premiership player, Brownlow medalist [Australia]

Soccer:

FC Dynamo Dresden

FC Stuttgart

FC Blau Weiß

FC Zurich

TENNIS

Tennis is a complex physical sport requiring hand-eye coordination and full body participation. Because of these demands, endurance, flexibility, and muscle-conditioning are important to prevent injuries.

The most common injuries associated with tennis are rotator cuff tendonitis, tennis elbow, wrist strains, back pain, anterior (front) knee pain involving the knee cap, calf and Achilles tendon injuries, ankle sprains, and tennis toe. See our User results page for examples of how these injuries have been overcome.

Users:

Martin Legner

Davis Cup Team

Roger Federer [Switzerland]

Martin Legner

Wheelchair Tennis Champion [Austria]

Michael Kratochvil

Doubles Champion [Swiss]

TRIATHLON / BIATHLON

Metabolism, growth, regeneration and healing are produced and regulated by electromagnetic mechanisms. BEMER 3000 is therefore essential for nerve/muscle activity, and a healthy metabolism so vital to the stress caused by the demands of Triathlon sports, summer or winter disciplines.

Common injuries include: Rotator cuff tendonitis; Plantar Fascitis - a ligament that runs through the arch of the foot and spreads over the sole that may be stretched during running; Shin splints and stress fractures are common injuries. Shin splints usually develop from vague discomfort experienced during exercise and if not treated may lead to severe pain that will hinder proper training. Stress fractures occur in the metatarsal  (toe bone), fibula (small calf bone), femur (thigh bone), and navicular (ankle bone).

Karin Möbes

Users:

Brigitte McMahon

Karin Möbes

World Winter Champion, Swiss champion 2005 [Swiss]

Felicity Abram

World and Junior champion, Australian Sprint Champion  [Australia]

Benni Lindberg

2 x Gigathlon Champion

Catherine Lohri

Iron woman Triathlon Champion

Roland Zwahlen

Biathlon

Brigitte McMahon

Olympic Gold – Sydney 2000

MOTOR SPORTS

Users:

Thomas Luethi wins at Phillip Island, Melbourne October 2005

Thomas Luethi

Motorcycle GP 125cc Champion  [Swiss]

BEACH VOLLEYBALL

Users:

Above:

Patrick Heuscher of Switzerland spikes the ball past Julien Prosser of Australia in the men's bronze medal match on 25/08/2004

Martin Laciga

World #1 Seed, 9 x Champion, Olympic medalist

Stephan Kobel & Patrick Heuscher

Athens Olympic Bronze medals

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If your competitors are using BEMER 3000 Cell Energy Therapy, they have a distinct advantage over you!

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