System and method for reliably coordinating musculoskeletal and cardiovascular hemodynamics
AssigneePulson, Inc.
InventorsJeffery Lee Bleich, Paul David Mannheimer, Jeffrey Lawrence Michels, Marc David Anker
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AssigneePulson, Inc.
InventorsJeffery Lee Bleich, Paul David Mannheimer, Jeffrey Lawrence Michels, Marc David Anker
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Systems and methods are disclosed to enable a user to favorably coordinate the timing of musculoskeletal movement and skeletal muscle contraction and relaxation with the cardiac pumping cycle in order to improve perfusion of cardiac and peripheral skeletal muscle and other tissues, increase physiological efficiency, decrease myocardial stress, and enhance individual performance, health and safety during rhythmic physical activity. Additionally, systems and methods are disclosed to enable a user to avoid inadvertent unfavorable coordination of musculoskeletal movement and skeletal muscle contractions and relaxation cycles with the cardiac pumping cycle during physical activity.
A method for detecting a cardiovascular cycle of a user, generating data corresponding to the cardiovascular cycle and using the data to coordinate a rhythmic musculoskeletal activity of the user with the cardiovascular cycle of the user, comprising:
A method for detecting a cardiovascular cycle of a user, generating data corresponding to the cardiovascular cycle and using the data to coordinate a rhythmic musculoskeletal activity of the user with the cardiovascular cycle of the user, comprising:
A system for detecting a cardiovascular cycle of a user, generating data corresponding to the cardiovascular cycle and using the data to coordinate a rhythmic musculoskeletal activity of the user with the cardiovascular cycle of the user, comprising:
A system for detecting a cardiovascular cycle of a user, generating data corresponding to the cardiovascular cycle and using the data to coordinate a rhythmic musculoskeletal activity of the user with the rhythmic cardiovascular cycle of the user, comprising:
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