The orbital 360, a unique exercise created by Michael Whitis – inventor with forty years of experience as a trainer and bodybuilder – brings new hope for those who suffer from osteoporosis, joint pain and other injuries especially common in Baby Boomers and seniors.
The orbital 360 design, based on the human skeletal system, was created by a hip transplant after witnessing Whitis. He developed the concept of the mechanical ball and joint capsule-like replacement hips implanted in human beings – could be translated into a new device for use outside the body. Designed to mimic real-life human rotational movement patterns, orbital 360 also comes with the addition of new technologies, the friction resistance which is constant, and in accordance with human movement of 3D designs. It's a friction that adds a strengthening, stretching and cardio all at the same time, in the application of the system of training the orbital 360.
"Nothing in the realm of exercise really was created for the needs of baby boomers," says Whitis, Baby Boomer, himself, who is closely focused on the education of this population, as well as retirees, to exercise in ways to reduce the number of injuries and wear and tear on the body.
"Most of the boomers and seniors have some kind of arthritic conditions or pain syndrome, which is particularly difficult to use most of the existing equipment. They need something that supports the foundations of their lifestyle and wellness, and yet is safe and effective for those who with the change of physical conditions, "explains Whitis.
The orbital 360 potential effectiveness as an excellent fighter of osteoporosis has been shown a 63 year old woman, who has seen a significant increase in bone density from the machine. Bone density test done two years showed an increase of 10%. This is even after four years of consistent load-bearing exercise, which has not demonstrated any other changes for two years in advance. The latest reading was taken after about 14 months of consistent use of the orbital 360 on the basis of three times a week.
In addition, 77rok the old woman was five months in physical therapy with hemorrhoids and won only 85 ° flexion of the shoulder are not supported. After three 10-minute sessions on the orbital 360 her flexion of the shoulder went to 145 °. In its own words, three sessions on the orbital 360 helped her more than five months the traditional physical therapy. There are many other examples of the orbital 360 changing people's lives for the better, from injured athletes injured war veterans.
"The orbital 360 is the first unit that provides friction against any possible movement of the body," said Dr. David Lipman, chiropractic physician/personal trainer and Director of research for Michael Whitis Wellness 360. It allows the body to carry out all of their normal movements and provides a constant and consistent friction on either of these movements without forcing the body to adapt to a single aircraft or a particular motion pattern, as well as with any traditional exercise device to date. Allows the body to carry on with its natural dynamics is necessary in particular to boomers and seniors from chronic musculoskeletal problems that many of them are facing. "
Michael Whitis Wellness 360
Michael Whitis is credited as a pioneer in the world of exercises for the use of rubber bands for resistance, known as Therabands and around the world today and building the first space gym in the late 1970s, when he coached a lot of Hollywood stars, including Larry Hagman, Linda Gray, Don Johnson and Brian Wilson. He also used the space gym in Northridge CA hospital will help to physically rehabilitate young women from anorexia nervosa. With the orbital 360 Whitis is focused on helping Baby Boomers and seniors to exercise safely and effectively. Wellness 360 is a research and development company operates Whitis and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona. For more information, visit www.theorbital360.com.