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The Teeter Hang Ups EP-550 Sport Inversion Table brings a brand new twist to inversion with a host of new and innovative features. Most notable is the new flex technology bed allowing you to mildly rotate and twist while inverting for improved results. Unlike other inversion tables on the market, the bed on the Teeter Hang Ups EP-550 Sport Inversion Table is designed to conform to your back which assures the ultimate in comfortable inversion.
Features of the Teeter Hangups EP550 Sport Inversion Table include:
Flex Technology: The injection-molded bed design features “Flex Technology,” allowing the back rest to bend and accommodate your stretches for greater mobility and range of motion
Corner feet increase the A-frame base by 20%, reduce sliding on hard surfaces, and protect floors
Adjustable Tether Strap allows user to pre-set angle before inverting
Adjustable head pillow : Attach for added comfort while inverting
Complete with Gravity Boots and CV Bar for converting the inversion table (upgrade from the EP-550)
EZ Stretch Traction Handles: Provide added benefit to inverted stretching and decompression, as well as an effective tool for oscillation (upgrade from the EP-550)
Adjustable Foot Platform: With two settings, allows users to easily find the best height for optimum ankle comfort and security
Full inversion option: compared with competing brands, engineering tests have shown that Teeter inversion tables are the most precisely balanced to allow controlled lockout in full inversion
Value-added materials: Laminated Owner’s Manual comes attached to the unit; Instructional DVD includes five exercise and stretching Healthy Back Classes by Dr. Shawn
Heat treated steel for added strength in key structural components
Auto-locking hinges to secure the bed frame from disconnecting from the base for portability and security when during stretching or exercise
Specialized pivot bearings for a lifetime of squeak-free rotation
Adjustable roller hinges with cam locks offers added stability and choice of three rates of rotation
De-rattler knob reduces shifting for smooth, quiet rotation – the only style on the market to structurally engage the main shaft
Injection-coated rubber hand grips for added durability
Triple-plated chrome main shaft: embossed height markers in both in. and cm. allow easy adjustment for users from 4’8” to 6’6” (142 to 198 cm)
High quality finishes: scratch-resistant powder coating and triple-plated chrome
Curved front ankle clamps for greater comfort and security
300 Weight Capacity
User Height Range: 4'8" to 6'6"
Manufacturer's Warranty: 5 years
Easily folds for storage to 28" x 16" x 66" (71 x 41 x 168 cm)
Unfolded dimensions: 46"L x 27"W x 58-1/2"H
Shipping weight: 78 pounds
Shipping dimensions: 49"L x 30"W x 9"H
U.S. and foreign patents apply. Other foreign patents pending.
Optional accessories available:
(Teeter Hang Ups offers the only inversion tables on the market that can be modified with accessories)
Vibration Cushion with Far Infrared Neck Pillow: 10 vibrating motors and two Far Infrared heater help increase circulation and relax muscles for a more complete inversion experience
Adapter Kit
Over EZ Training Handles. Larger support handles for worry-free inversion
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Monday, September 8, 2008
Teeter Inversion Tables - New Designs - EP550, EP550S and EP950
Bringing you the finest Teeter Inversion Table products with our 30 Day Money Back Guarantee! Teeter Hang ups Inversion Tables are the only UL listed inversion table on the market today and now offers the newly redesigned Teeter Inversion Table EP-550 and Teeter Inversion Table EP-550 Sport inversion tables which bring a new "twist" to inversion! Contact our inversion experts for your best Teeter Inversion Table package offer today!
Greatly improving upon an outstanding design, Teeter Hang ups now offers three new designs. The Teeter Hangups EP-550 Inversion Table, the Teeter Hangups EP-550 Sport Inversion Table and the Teeter Hangups EP-950 Inversion Table.
Click here to learn more about the Teeter Inversion Tables!
Greatly improving upon an outstanding design, Teeter Hang ups now offers three new designs. The Teeter Hangups EP-550 Inversion Table, the Teeter Hangups EP-550 Sport Inversion Table and the Teeter Hangups EP-950 Inversion Table.
Click here to learn more about the Teeter Inversion Tables!
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Inversion Therapy Really Works
Inversion Tables: the Upsides
Nigel
Fitzz.com Product Expert
For all those who do not know, Inversion Therapy involves hanging upside down at a vertical or near vertical angle to decompress the joints of the body, namely the spine. There are two general systems of inversion: 1) Gravity Boot Inversion: hanging, fully inverted with the use of boots or angle straps 2) Inversion Table: using specially made tables which move in a see-saw motion around a fixed point, partial inversion is possible with this method. Of the two systems, inversion tables are commonly the more popular choice. Inversion tables are far easier for most people to use since the see-saw motion allows for easy loading, and the added benefit of partial inversion is more comfortable for many people who feel that full inversion is too intense.
Inversion therapy is most often used as a method of alleviating different types of back pain. In fact, more than 50% of people who use inversion therapy do so to relieve pain. Back pain comes in many forms and can be attributed to a number of different causes. Poor posture, weak core muscles (back and abdominal muscles) and misalignments are major contributors to back pain in most people. At the root of back pain is exactly that, a root. Nerve roots are housed in the cartilaginous discs between the vertebrae and exit though small openings there to extend throughout rest of the body. Pain occurs when the nerve roots become compressed between the vertebrae. Inversion can be used to counter the effects of compression on the vertebral discs, thus alleviating back pain.
The use of an inversion table enables the body to recover from the forces of gravity that we face each day. Inversion places your body in line with the downward force of gravity. When inverted, your spine is able to elongate and the space between your vertebrae increases taking pressure off of the nerves running between them. The inner core of the vertebral disc contains a jelly-like material that serves to cushion your back when sitting, standing, or exercising. When performing daily activities the inner fluid along with water is slowly squeezed out of the discs and into the adjacent soft tissue. The result is that the vertebral discs loose some of their moisture and height. This, in turn, reduces flexibility in the spine, decreases cushioning between vertebrae and places more pressure on the nerves.
The only time when you are giving your discs a break is while inverting. Some people may argue that when you are sleeping the vertebral discs can rest and soak up fluid and nutrients however, disc pressure still occurs while lying down. In order to bring that pressure down to zero, you must be inverted to at least 60 degrees. Using an inversion table allows your spine to stretch and increases the space between the vertebrae reducing pressure. When pressure on the vertebral discs is reduced this encourages fluid movement back into the discs.
Inversion Therapy is valuable to the treatment of back pain, but there are additional health benefits that can be generated using a consistent regimen of inversion. Inversion can help encourage good posture. When inverting, the spine wants to conform to its natural and proper form, a gentile “S” curve. A regular program of inversion therapy can help maintain proper posture and keep the body free from related troubles. Additionally, inverting can stimulate circulation and increase flexibility. These benefits involve increasing blood flow to the brain, relieving varicose veins, and staying free from injury. Whether inversion tables are used to relive back pain or for their other health benefits, a regular regimen of inversion is the only way to fight the powerful force of gravity and its effects on the body.
Nigel
Fitzz.com Product Expert
For all those who do not know, Inversion Therapy involves hanging upside down at a vertical or near vertical angle to decompress the joints of the body, namely the spine. There are two general systems of inversion: 1) Gravity Boot Inversion: hanging, fully inverted with the use of boots or angle straps 2) Inversion Table: using specially made tables which move in a see-saw motion around a fixed point, partial inversion is possible with this method. Of the two systems, inversion tables are commonly the more popular choice. Inversion tables are far easier for most people to use since the see-saw motion allows for easy loading, and the added benefit of partial inversion is more comfortable for many people who feel that full inversion is too intense.
Inversion therapy is most often used as a method of alleviating different types of back pain. In fact, more than 50% of people who use inversion therapy do so to relieve pain. Back pain comes in many forms and can be attributed to a number of different causes. Poor posture, weak core muscles (back and abdominal muscles) and misalignments are major contributors to back pain in most people. At the root of back pain is exactly that, a root. Nerve roots are housed in the cartilaginous discs between the vertebrae and exit though small openings there to extend throughout rest of the body. Pain occurs when the nerve roots become compressed between the vertebrae. Inversion can be used to counter the effects of compression on the vertebral discs, thus alleviating back pain.
The use of an inversion table enables the body to recover from the forces of gravity that we face each day. Inversion places your body in line with the downward force of gravity. When inverted, your spine is able to elongate and the space between your vertebrae increases taking pressure off of the nerves running between them. The inner core of the vertebral disc contains a jelly-like material that serves to cushion your back when sitting, standing, or exercising. When performing daily activities the inner fluid along with water is slowly squeezed out of the discs and into the adjacent soft tissue. The result is that the vertebral discs loose some of their moisture and height. This, in turn, reduces flexibility in the spine, decreases cushioning between vertebrae and places more pressure on the nerves.
The only time when you are giving your discs a break is while inverting. Some people may argue that when you are sleeping the vertebral discs can rest and soak up fluid and nutrients however, disc pressure still occurs while lying down. In order to bring that pressure down to zero, you must be inverted to at least 60 degrees. Using an inversion table allows your spine to stretch and increases the space between the vertebrae reducing pressure. When pressure on the vertebral discs is reduced this encourages fluid movement back into the discs.
Inversion Therapy is valuable to the treatment of back pain, but there are additional health benefits that can be generated using a consistent regimen of inversion. Inversion can help encourage good posture. When inverting, the spine wants to conform to its natural and proper form, a gentile “S” curve. A regular program of inversion therapy can help maintain proper posture and keep the body free from related troubles. Additionally, inverting can stimulate circulation and increase flexibility. These benefits involve increasing blood flow to the brain, relieving varicose veins, and staying free from injury. Whether inversion tables are used to relive back pain or for their other health benefits, a regular regimen of inversion is the only way to fight the powerful force of gravity and its effects on the body.
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