The Ultimate Ground Reaction Force Bundle
Train your brain body connection.
When you control Ground Reaction Force the control of your body is much more complete. This is why we have created The Force Pedal Bundle and The T4D Fitness Duo.
One works ground reaction forces, and the other, proprioception.
The Force Pedal was created to help golfers utilise the ground to gain speed. What seems simple, as we use the ground in almost every activity we do, in the golf swing as many golfers out there now realise, actually getting that feel of how to use the ground in order to maximise ground reaction forces can be quite difficult. To find a solution, we enlisted the expertise of a top Biomechanist from Italy, in order to develop a product that will consistently give you the feel of using the ground, as well as the bounce back effect to optimise ground reaction forces.
Train for Dynamics introduces the T4D, the new, unique way to train your “brain-body connection,” which is your Proprioception. When you train your proprioception you become more aware in life, and develop better balance, coordination, agility and reaction time in your overall performance in sports and in general. The T4D Fitness Duo comes with 2 T4Ds and 1 Train4Dynamics Band.
239,99€
The T4D versatility, explained
Train in 360 degree rotation
With or without resistance
Slide/Rotate Upper and Lower Body
Flip for Balance and Postural Training
Remove Cup for More Intrinsic Muscle Training
Use up to 4 T4Ds in an exercise
The T4D Bundles
We offer different T4D bundle packs, with 1, 2, 3 & 4 T4Ds, which can also include the T4D band and Floky socks, the perfect companion for your prioception training. You choose. We initially recommend 2xT4Ds, a set of bands and a pair of socks for best performance and possibilities.
Mini T4D pack
1 T4D + 1 T4D band
A starter T4D pack
Duo T4D pack
2T4D + 1 T4D band
BEST VALUE
Trio T4D pack
3 T4D + 1 T4D band
If you need more
Cuatro T4D pack
4 T4D + 1 T4D band
For the adventoruous
What can you train with the T4D training system?
Nervous System/Proprioception
Vestibular System
Sport Specific movement for change of direction
Dynamic Force Integration
Multiplanar Range of Motion
Rehabilitation
Injury Prevention
Pre/Post Surgery
Strengthening
Coordination
Flexibility
Balance
About prioception
If the demands of our lives and sport make us perform in instability and with smaller bases of support coupled with directional changes and single foot contact at times, it became clear to us that it was essential to create training systems capable of reproducing, as faithfully as possible, the way in which we move in our environment and in sport.
When we speak of Proprioception, we can correctly define it as our sixth sense; even traditional definitions are approaching this concept as a unique capacity of the human being.
Being the only living beings who live exclusively in the upright position, we understand how essential this sense is in the development and execution of human movement.
Current knowledge helps us to understand that proprioception is not merely the ability to manage one’s own imbalance but the ability to feel or perceive oneself with respect to the space in which we move and exist.
When we move outside our base of support means we use more physical
energy and have more potential risk for injury. It is our proprioceptive capacity that helps us to manage these situations of potential imbalance. We are challenged by un level surfaces, with both our feet not in full contact with the ground, everyday and in almost every sport, making us rely on our proprioceptors to keep us balanced. In fact, the foot in total support, that is with all its area, is found in very few situations in daily life or how an athlete performs.
Yet proprioception in most cases is trained this way…Until Now!
See the T4D in action
