Blog about pressotherapy

Good weather is approaching, along with high temperatures. This is something to keep in mind on our trail outings since we will spend more hours in the mountains due to the favorable conditions, and with the heat and humidity, we can risk losing proper hydration. Below, I reveal all the secrets to staying well hydrated.

The long-awaited summer has finally arrived, although this year it’s going to be a bit different from previous years. Still, even though it took some effort to get ready for bikini season, you always have to keep taking care of yourself. Especially in these times. Let’s get ready for bikini season, swim season!

Now that it seems we can gradually start enjoying our beaches again, and with the holidays approaching and many people choosing to vacation somewhere with a beach, you might have considered the possibility of training on the beach sand. We are going to explain the benefits of training on the beach.

Does Compression Therapy work on the abdomen? Yes, but as part of a balanced equation where physical exercise and diet also go hand in hand. In other words, Compression Therapy alone will not eliminate all your belly fat. Let's be clear and use an easy-to-understand example: If you exercise but then binge on sweets and fats after your workout, you are far from seeing better physical shape.

You can do much more precise work with the roller. You can do much more specific sets, as you can better control the intensity, which outdoors is more subject to the terrain or other circumstances. You can do a quality workout in a short time, “you get strong quickly,” thanks to many factors such as the lack of inertia. Each pedal stroke depends on the effort we apply without breaks.

Mountain running is a sport that is gaining more and more followers. We love walking through forests and mountains and enjoying nature. But to do this, to be able to spend more time on the sport we love most, we need to train our endurance.

The day has come to start running outside again after 30-40-50 days without doing so. The first recommendation is to stay calm, very calm, and be patient. But then... How do you get back to training after confinement? Next, Juan Pedro Mora reveals all the secrets.

Tennis is the favorite sport of many people. Some have made it their way of life, as coaches or professional competitors. Others practice it regularly to stay in shape and have an entertaining time. Sizen is undoubtedly the Compression Therapy solution for tennis players. In any case, tennis clubs continue to be centers for both sports and social gatherings, where members and admiring fans are always present. In this article, we will review, in a general overview, the injuries that those who frequently play this sport tend to suffer sooner or later and how Compression Therapy proves to be a great ally when it comes to recovery.

Looking back, I still can’t fully grasp everything that is happening around the world. We’ve been home for 3 weeks, and although there’s still time to go, personally it’s been very helpful for me to learn and appreciate what we have, which we often overlook. It’s very important to have a set of routines during confinement.