Boost your recovery with our Normatec by Hyperice Compression Boots, which use dynamic air compression to enhance circulation, reduce muscle soreness, and accelerate recovery. Ideal for athletes and fitness enthusiasts, these sessions last around 30 minutes and can be enjoyed post-workout or as a stand-alone treatment.
Science and Benefits
Normatec Compression Boots employ a patented pulse technology that mimics the muscle pump of your legs, greatly enhancing the movement of fluids and metabolites out of the limbs. This dynamic compression helps to:
Improve Circulation
By increasing blood flow, these boots aid in delivering more oxygen to your muscles, which can enhance recovery and performance.
Reduce Muscle Soreness
Accelerate Recovery
Decrease Swelling
Who Should Use Compression Therapy
Athletes
Professional and amateur athletes who require effective recovery solutions to maintain peak performance.
Fitness Enthusiasts
Injury Rehabilitation
When to Use Compression Therapy
Normatec Compression Boots employ a patented pulse technology that mimics the muscle pump of your legs, greatly enhancing the movement of fluids and metabolites out of the limbs. This dynamic compression helps to:
Pre and Post-Workout
Ideal for use immediately before or after workouts to reduce muscle soreness and speed up recovery.
Rest Days
Injury Rehabilitation
How It Works
The Normatec Compression Boots use a sequence of pulsing, distal release, and gradients to mobilise fluid and accelerate recovery. The pulsing action mimics the muscle pump of the legs and arms, the distal release prevents backflow of fluids, and the gradients hold pressure to keep fluids moving in the right direction.
Experience the advanced recovery benefits of Normatec Compression Boots at Re·nu Social Wellness. Whether you’re an athlete, fitness enthusiast, or recovering from an injury, our compression therapy can help you achieve your wellness goals. Book your session today and feel the difference in your recovery process.
“If you’re not prioritising recovery between workouts, you might as well be training like it’s 1995.”
– Ben Greenfield
