The International Society of Tensiomyography stands to support relationships among users of tensiomyography (TMG), a noninvasive and functional method that enables selective measurement of skeletal muscle and it’s contractile properties.
Use of Tensiomyography method for diagnostic services in sports and medicine has proven to improve treatments, enhance recoveries and boost athletic performance. TMG functional muscle injuries diagnostics facilitates rehabilitation process, as it assesses contraction and relaxation capacity of injured muscle and helps determine the extent of injury, so most efficient rehabilitation can be safely administered. Furthermore, selective TMG method process quickly and accurately locates asymmetries in muscle groups, the elimination of which is imperative in minimizing injury risk and achieving optimal performance.
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Mar 2020
This symposium, Evidence-based Practice in Sport: The Case for Tensiomyography (TMG), is a unique event tailored for sport- and health-professionals and practitioners who might work with athletes or the general public and who may...
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Mar 2020
A new scientific publication paper shows that the contraction velocity, assessed with tensiomyography (TMG), was the parameter which showed differences between time by muscle by muscle activation after fatiguing leg extension sets. Abstract: The...
