SuperSlow and MUA
(Manipulation Under Anesthesia)

Research has proven that after you receive manipulation under anesthesia (MUA), continued stretching is extremely important. This will not only include continued mobilization by your chiropractor, but in addition, strengthening and range of motion performed in an exercise department and at home.

You will be monitored on maintaining your range of motion for approximately two months. After this period of time, you will have complete knowledge of your home exercise program, which will be continued over the long term. In addition, strength training is also important, and you will be trained in high intensity exercise strengthening using the SuperSlow® protocol.

The frequency will be approximately two times per week for three weeks, then one time per week for four to five weeks. Each visit will last approximately 30 minutes at which time you will use equipment to increase your range. You will be taught specific home exercises for maintaining range of motion. You can continue on with the strengthening program at your own gym, a home program, or continue on at the exercise studio.

More details on SuperSlow after MUA.

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