This week we are wrapping up our series of great testimonials on our inversion boots from a group of gentlemen in the Army who are stationed abroad. This week we hear from SPC, Roberto D.
I can truly say that these inversion boots are awesome!!! Continue reading
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“Fitness Town, now with 8 retail locations to serve you, specializes in supplying the home and commercial markets with mid to high-end fitness equipment and accessories. Our chain has grown from a single location in Burnaby to include South Vancouver, Kitsilano, Langley, Port Coquitlam, Surrey, North Vancouver and Edmonton, Alberta. Continue reading
If you haven’t seen it on TV already, the ThunderBell is a new fitness product from Teeter, the same company that has been bringing you the best in inversion therapy equipment for the past 30 years as Teeter Hang Ups.
The ThunderBell’s 7-grip design and movement options replace the need for a kettle bell, barbell, medicine ball and dumbbell, combining the benefits of multiple home gym products into one compact, fitness tool. Continue reading
Tune in this weekend to the popular, nationally-syndicated Oldies radio show Shake, Rattle, Showtime with Jim Parsons to hear Jim and Roger Teeter discuss inversion. Roger tells about the astounding results of a preliminary study done in the UK at Newcastle University with the Teeter Hang Ups inversion table. The doctor who performed the study was so impressed by the results that he now regularly prescribes the use of a Teeter to help his patients rid themselves of back pain and avoid back surgery.
Check your local listing to find out what station and what time to tune in to hear more about back pain relief.
Many people have experienced tremendous benefits from using Teeter Hang Ups inversion tables – from relief from lower back pain to increased flexibility and energy. But before inverting for the first time, but sure to check out the list of health contraindications listed in the Owner’s Manual and detailed below. If you have one of the listed conditions, you may still be able to invert, but it’s advised that you first seek the advice your physician.
Note that the below list is not exhaustive and you should always speak with your doctor before beginning any kind of exercise program:
We have a lot of talented people that work here and we are proud to call them part of the Teeter family. On occasion, we introduce one of these employees to you! Meet Alisa.
Recently we asked Teeter Hang Ups founder, Roger Teeter (age 73), what his personal inversion routine looks like. He gave us a peek into how he likes to invert and how it helps:
Roger Teeter walks with his grandson along the beach
My daily inversion routine uses both the inversion table and the DEX.
I invert first on the table, usually going immediately to full inversion for 2 to 3 minutes. I also use the traction handles to add to the traction. Once I feel fully decompressed (which takes no more than a minute), I do a set of inverted squats to get some extra fluid into my knee joints to help them recover from running or water skiing – whatever the day’s activities have been.
We continue to share some of the great feedback we received from soldiers in the Army who use Teeter Gravity Boots when they are stationed overseas. This week, we hear from SPC Vincent G., who has found that Teeter Gravity Boots get the job done better than other remedies he’s tried for his lower back:
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