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What is SuperSlow®?
SuperSlow® strength training is The SuperSlow Zone's core service.
SuperSlow is a high intensity, low-force exercise strengthening protocol (method).
- It is a method that best fits the definition of complete exercise.
- It is beneficial for rehabilitation, bodybuilding, weight loss, and general exercise.
SuperSlow total-body workouts are once or twice a week, depending on the patient/client's skill level.
The customer's program is, first and foremost, focused on results to be achieved and the value they impart
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A SuperSlow Zone Owner’s commitment to her extraordinary clients!
Posted: Monday, September 22nd, 2008
I’d like to speak about every single client, because they are all special, but that might take a little bit too long! It should be very clear how I feel about my clients and I think I’m learning how they feel about SuperSlow®. The nicest example of how I feel is that I now have three clients who are interested in becoming instructors – even if only part time because they have other careers. That’s very cool – because that’s how much they love the product!
After spending so many years disgruntled with Corporate America, I thought that ...
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American Medical Association (AMA) Comes Out STRONG FOR STRENGTH TRAINING
Posted: Tuesday, October 28th, 2008
Muscles Matter was a lead article in the September 15, 2008 American Medical News; it is published by the AMA.
The article enumerates Medical Doctors and PhDs who strongly endorse the benefits of strength training…in fact, 10 key potential benefits are listed in the article. I added an additional six benefits. What was fantastic about this endorsement is that the medical world is finally taking a strong, public stand for strength training. [Link to AMA article and Muscles Matter FAQ are at the end of this article.]
And speaking of ‘the public,' if you are going to take on the mission of ...
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Distinctive Health And Exercise Franchise SuperSlow Zone® CEO Madeline Ross Responds To American Medical News Article
Posted: Friday, October 31st, 2008
Madeline Ross, CEO of exercise franchise SuperSlow Zone®, recently responded to September 15, 2008 American Medical News article called “Muscles Matter.”
Orlando, Fla. – October 31, 2008 – SuperSlow Zone, LLC® CEO Madeline Ross recently responded to an article in the American Medical News, published by the American Medical Association (AMA.) The article, “Muscle Matters,” by Susan J. Landers, enumerates the benefits of strength training as stated by renowned medical doctor and PhDs, thus supporting the mission of SuperSlow® Zone and its strength training protocols. The SuperSlow Zone® mission is to build strong, healthy bodies through SuperSlow® strength training ...
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