Muscle Chain Therapy with Radial ShockWave™ Treatment

Improve flexibility, eliminate trigger points, and restore muscular balance with reGener8 ZS1019. Our Radial ShockWave™ Therapy treats dysfunctional muscle chains across the body, enhancing mobility and performance naturally and non-invasively.

What is Muscle Chain Dysfunction?

Muscle chains are interconnected muscle groups that work in coordinated patterns to perform functional movement—such as walking, lifting, or twisting. Dysfunction in a single muscle or joint can create compensatory stress across the entire chain, leading to:

Chronic tightness
Muscle imbalances
Trigger points
Reduced range of motion
Pain in distant areas (e.g., lower back pain originating from glutes or hamstrings)

Common causes include sedentary lifestyle, poor posture, repetitive movement, sports injuries, or postural compensation.

How reGener8 treats it

The reGener8 ZS1019 leverages Radial ShockWave™ Therapy to disrupt dysfunctional muscle chains, release myofascial adhesions, and improve neuromuscular coordination.

Therapeutic Mechanisms:

Radial acoustic waves penetrate 3–4 cm into superficial muscle layers
Breaks up trigger points and fibrotic tissue along the chain
Stimulates local circulation and oxygen delivery
Enhances neuromuscular re-education and muscle activation

Clinical Use:

Especially effective for posterior and lateral chains (glutes, hamstrings, erectors)
Releases myofascial restrictions without invasive needling
Supports prehabilitation and athletic performance programs
Ideal for treating chronic tightness or overcompensation patterns

Device Features:

Adjustable frequency and pressure (up to 6 Bar / 21 Hz)
Ideal radial probes: 25 mm or 35 mm for large muscle regions
Coupling gel ensures deep penetration and smooth gliding

This protocol is commonly used by physiotherapists, manual therapists, sports coaches, and functional movement specialists to rebalance the body’s kinetic chains.

Recommended treatment protocol

Mode: Radial ShockWave™ Therapy
Energy: 3–5 Bar (based on tolerance and muscle mass)
Frequency: 10–15 Hz
Shocks per muscle region: 1500–2500
Sessions: 4–6
Interval between sessions: 5–7 days

Focus on long muscle tracks—e.g., hamstring to calf, back to shoulder—using slow gliding passes across the chain. Combine with mobility and strengthening exercises post-session for best results.