We will hold a workshop at the Isokinetic conference, the XXIV edition of the International Conference on Sports Rehabilitation and Traumatology, which will take place in London from the 11th until the 12th of April, 2015. The workshop, which will be moderated by the renowned Dr. Gianni Nanni, will focus on muscle injuries- especially the monitoring of ACL risk factors.

After a very productive meeting with the representatives from a UAE based distribution company TRINITY Healthtech, we have formed a long-term distribution agreement. As the UAE market is already aware of our product line, we believe that we will expand the number of our clients there in the near future.

Members of The University of Vigo (Spain) have- together with the Galician Sports Performance Center, Spanish Canoe Federation- created an article that addresses the neuromuscular profile of top level women kayakers assessed with tensiomyography. The article published in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research assess the contractile properties and the lateral symmetry percentages of a variety of muscles of top level women kayakers and determine the gender influence and the specific training in the assessed parameters. You can read the full article on the following link.

In order to conduct long-term studies related to muscle contraction, it is essential to use a highly repeatable methodology which enables fast and objective measurements. Unfortunately, there are not many methods that meet all of the mentioned criteria, which makes long-term monitoring of muscle contraction a demanding process and limits the research possibilities.

On the other side, tensiomyography and a tensiomyography based TMG S1 system provide an effective solution for long-term monitoring of muscle contraction. With the scientifically validated repeatability above 95 %, fast measurement execution and selectivity, researchers now have the flexibility to perform a variety of research in the field of muscle contraction, which have not been possible before, or make the existing research work easier.

The MC monitoring system has been recently applied at the Faculty of Sport, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. The faculty will use our novel technology to perform research work in the field of training optimization for cyclists. We believe that their research work will lead to new insights and the development of advanced training protocols.

We will hold lectures on TMG at the Queen Mary University of London and Leeds Beckett University. The lecture at the Queen Mary University of London will be held on the 24th of February while the lecture at the Leeds Beckett University will take place on the 25th of February.

The department of rehabilitation medicine /sport medical center at the Hiroshima University Hospital has recently acquired the TMG S1 system that will be implemented into their scientific research in the field of sports medicine and rehabilitation. We look forward to further cooperation and research work with this eminent hospital.

Matmarco Medical, our new distributor for Poland, will organize a workshop on TMG usage in sports in Warsaw, Poland, on Friday the 13th of February. The workshop will be led by our experts and will present TMG products to numerous Polish sports professionals for the first time.

We will hold a workshop at the Isokinetic conference, the XXIV edition of the International Conference on Sports Rehabilitation and Traumatology, which will take place in London from the 11th until the 12th of April, 2015. The workshop, which will be moderated by the renowned Dr. Gianni Nanni, will focus on muscle injuries, especially the monitoring of ACL risk factors.

A Brazilian elite sports institute Núcleo de Alto Rendimento Esportivo de São Paulo has published an article on TMG with title: Differences in muscle mechanical properties between elite power and endurance athletes: a comparative study in the renowned scientific publication The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research.