Inversa

Spine Only

The angle is driven electrically and the stretch acts on the spine alone, so the bench suits users who cannot or must not be suspended by the legs.

Design

A headrest on rollers increases the stretching effect, and a separately moving head cushion works the neck muscles.

Control

Angle adjustment sits on a button within the user’s reach, and the bench is simple to use without specialist training.

Professional Use

For masseurs and physiotherapists, Inversa opens up stretches performed at an incline that are not otherwise available.

Therapeutic Use

A simple means of treating a loaded back, relaxing the whole body and reducing the tension that builds up in general training.

Helps prevent the back problems associated with sedentary work — chronic back pain, disc protrusion, pain in the lumbar and gluteal region, and mechanical compression of the nerves.

Stretching the spine can increase the distance between compressed adjacent vertebrae and actively saturate the intervertebral discs with water, increasing the dimensions of the discs.

As a result the length of the spine and a person’s height increase, and the physiological curves of the spine normalise. Lengthening of 10 mm and more is often observed after the first session, and with regular use the gain is retained.

Safety

To exclude any possibility of damage to the tissue of the intervertebral discs, rise from the bench carefully and smoothly once the session has ended.

For about an hour afterwards, avoid abrupt movements of the body and head through a large range, and avoid carrying heavy loads.