The elite training facility Gazprom Arena has added the TMG diagnostic system on the list of their high-end diagnostic equipment. With the help of TMG, they will refine the training protocols of athletes and use TMG’s monitoring capabilities to optimize the rehabilitation processes.

TMG has been presented as the useful method to monitor functional recovery of the muscles and return to play decisions in the Muscle Injuries Clinical Guide 3.0 released in January 2015 by FC Barcelona, Aspetar and FIFA Medical Centres of Excellence. The guide presents tools and reveals particular experience of some leading experts in the field of muscle injuries management and their prevention.

The eminent ASPIRE Academy for Sports Excellence from Qatar has added the TMG S1 system to their range of diagnostic equipment used for training optimization and rehabilitation monitoring. We are confident that the system will enrich the insight of their experts into the muscle function and support their decisions.

We have recently delivered the TMG S1 system to the Nippon Sport Science University where it will be used in a variety of researches in the field of sport science. We are looking forward to new findings and publications of our new client.

We have formed a joint promotion agreement with Healthlink Holdings Limited, a renowned distributor of rehabilitation and sports training products in Hong Kong & Macau. An alliance with an experienced distributor for the lucrative market which Hong Kong is gives us the confidence to expand our operation not only in Hong Kong but also in the wider region.

The National Olympic Committee of Lithuania approached us in order to obtain our technology for long-term monitoring of the muscle status of their athletes. Since the committee is in the national domain, TMG diagnostics will be available to a wide spectrum of Lithuanian athletes.

We will be presenting the results of our MC squatting research at the upcoming ECSS congress in Malmö, Sweden. The research increases the understanding of the force distribution in a different joint angle, which is crucial for the training and rehabilitation process. In case you will not be able to attend the ECSS, you can request the article directly from our research team.

The eminent Kokushikan University from Japan is using our MC system in the research work focused on force transmission through the knee joint. As MC can add selectivity to force measurements performed with isokinetic devices, it will enable the researches to come up with some breakthrough findings.

The Research Institute for Sport, Physical Activity and Leisure (ISPAL) from the Leeds Beckett University has recently acquired one of our TMG S1 systems. With their new addition, they will perform a variety of training optimization and injury prevention services among elite and recreational sportsmen.