BUILDING BLOCKS
Use exercises discussed on the EXERCISES page as building blocks when designing your workout programs.
Daily programs can include just a few exercises each, spread over the day. Or you can simply perform one or two exercises 30-40 times, back-to-back, just to throw in some physical action into your day routine.
You will be surprised how aerobic this exercise can become after doing several exercises with no break – you will be in the IsoTone power territory!
Before starting your workouts, it’s important to warm up your muscles. You can do this by performing the exercises at a lower speed. Follow our recommendations on safe use of IsoTone in your workouts. READ HERE!
MORNING TONE-UPS
Ten minutes of simple IsoTone exercises before you get out of bed will give you a powerful energy boost. Your body’s memory will carry that boost through the entire day.
Choose from the exercises provided on our EXERCISES page. Experiment and design exercises of your own. Or ask your trainer or PT specialist.
Winning Strategy: Having your IsoTone within the reach anywhere and at any time: in your office, home, or on the road, day or night!
4-minute HEALTH BURST
TONE OF THE DAY
If you are unable to perform the recommended number of full IsoTone collapses, don’t worry and don’t give up – just proceed with incomplete collapses to finish the set. This will help you feel a sense of achievement and ensure progress towards perfecting the exercise in the future. Building endurance is vital!
CUSTOM PROGRAMS
To fully utilize IsoTone, a powerful and versatile device designed to tone muscles and preserve joints, we highly recommend to consult your physical fitness trainer, PT specialist or physician to design a set of exercises that will benefit you the most.
Discussing with your trainer or PT specialist a custom-made IsoTone training program is especially important if you have any underlying health conditions or fitness level concerns.
To fully enjoy Isotone’s benefits, it is important to carefully read its description and watch the GIFs demonstrating its safe use. Avoid injury by warming up slowly and increasing intensity of your exercise gradually.
Adding IsoTone to a traditional plank will advance this exercise into the intense Interval Training power category!
OFFICE BREAKS
Combining IsoTone with work on the computer requires some creativity since both hands are engaged for operating IsoTone and keyboard.
To address this issue, consider adopting a writing process similar to the pre-computer era, which involves careful idea formulation before starting to write.
This way, you can use your freed hands intermittently exercising with IsoTone while working. This approach will enhance your focus on the subject helping to avoid unnecessary revisions.
IsoTone exercises inserted in office work flow will increase productivity and improve your physical health.
ISOTONE DAY
IsoTone Morning Tone-Up: My rule: I keep my IsoTone near my bed. So, the first thing after opening my eyes, I grab it and do my first 100-150 quick presses of the day, still lying in bed. Here is my typical set. (https://isotone.net/programs/#4minuteburst) I feel fully awake now, alert, eyes open and clear, and my breathing is deep and full. A little massage to the arms, neck and back using my IsoTone adds the finishing touch to my morning tune-up.
IsoTone Power-Up: I spread several 5-mimute charging sessions throughout the day, whenever there is a break in my activities, or a switch from one to another. I vary the combination of suggested Exercises as a guide, or improvising.
IsoTone Wind-Down: Just before bed, I do some light exercises. This helps drain some energy and ease me into letting go of my day and settling into a slower mode. I keep IsoTone close to my bed, ready for the morning wake up, or occasional mid-night wake ups.
IsoNight Sleep: Occasionally, I experience nighttime wakefulness. What works to help me get back to sleep, is a few gentle IsoTone pumps, normally with my arms only, and then consciously relaxing my entire body, as the blood is diverted from my head and body to my arms, and my blood pressure drops. I practiced this small ritual as needed for some time, until it became a routine, and began to really work.
OUR CONSULTANTS
Oscar Mogollon, PT
Dr. Boris D. Veysman, MD
