Full Range Physical Therapy Partners with AllCore360°

 
 

The AllCore360° empowers patients, seniors, athletes, and everyday people to train over 50 core muscles in a new, neuromuscular, more efficient way – to recover faster, improve their lives, and enhance physical performance.

 
Build strength, balance, stability for better performance.

STABILITY – Isometric small muscles

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BALANCE – 360 degrees only strong as weakest link

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STRENGTH – Target deep core muscle groups

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BETTER PERFORMANCE

Whether you are a Patient, Senior, Athlete or Golfer

 
 

AllCore360° in Action

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Watch the video below for details about how AllCore360° works.

Everyone — no matter the user’s ability or athleticism — can benefit from the AllCore360° core therapy system to address lower back pain, recover from injury, and increase overall performance.

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Patient Outcomes Drive Us!

With over 100 systems in the market and growing, we have changed the lives of thousands of people from all walks of life.

“After riding the AllCore360°, I am excited to offer this treatment to our patients, high school athletes, weekend warriors and to everyone in our community.”
— Jeffrey Eckert, PT, DPT - Full Range Physical Therapy
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  • If You Can Sit, You Can Use The AllCore360º

  • No. Anyone can ride the AllCore360 with or without a doctors referral.

  • The core is a complex series of muscles, extending far beyond your superficial abdominal muscles, including everything besides your arms and legs. The core has three-dimensional depth and functional movement in all three planes of motion and is incorporated in every movement of the human body.

  • We recommend three 10-minute sessions per week.

  • Deep core muscles are the main structures that support your spine. These muscles are hidden beneath the exterior musculature that people typically train. These deep core muscles include the transverse abdominals, multifidus, diaphragm, pelvic floor, and many others. When these deep core muscles are underutilized, your spine is not fully supported by its normal muscular corset, making it vulnerable to injury and chronic pain.

  • Yes. Your core is the center unit of your entire body. It stabilizes your spine, pelvis, ribs and shoulders. Exercise is the best way to strengthen your core and improve your posture. The AllCore360° is designed to strengthen your entire core isometrically by forcing you to hold your body in perfect posture throughout 10 revolutions.