Active Isolated Stretching (AIS)

Active Isolated Stretching (AIS) Therapy
Active Isolated Stretching allows the body to repair itself and prepare for daily activity.
It involves holding each stretch for 2 seconds, and performing the stretch on the individual muscle 8 – 10 times. This is known to improve circulation and increase the elasticity of joints, muscles and fascia (connective tissues).
Benefits of Active Isolated Stretching
- Improve preparation for athletic activity and enhance performance in conditioning
- Optimized muscle and tendon range of motion up to 1.6 times resting length
- Facilitate the removal of metabolic waste products like carbon dioxide and lactic acid
- Reduce the risk of muscle, tendon, ligament and joint injuries
- Reduce postural tightness due to aging
- Rehabilitate muscle, tendon and ligament injuries
- Facilitate the flow of lymphatic fluid




