Using the patented Dynavec Multi-Directional resistance to make muscles work in two planes of motion, you'll instantly realize you've been walking around on inadequately trained ankle! One. The first exercise is a combination of plantarflexion …

Nov 29, 2022 · This was a video we shot for a virtual presentation at the 2020 Resistance Exercise Conference. Shows the Dynavec Plantaris and MEDX Medical Rotary Neck in a...

May 20, 2019 · Dynavec has developed several amazing machines that allow the user to simultaneously provide meaningful resistance against muscular actions across several planes of motion. The jewel in the crown of the Dynavec line is the Gluteator.

The ultimate machine for strengthening the ankles and preventing sport and fall related injuries.

18 views, 1 likes, 0 loves, 0 comments, 0 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from NO BULL Strength & Performance: The @dynavecmd #plantaris machine is incredible...with 6-8 weeks the change in ankle... The @dynavecmd #plantaris machine is incredible...with 6-8 weeks the change in ankle stability in numerous people was amazing.

Dynavec Resistance Systems provides resistance in multiple planes of motion, simultaneously. Home of the Gluteator and now the Plantaris.

We're the first in the state to offer the DynavecMD Gluteator and the only Dynavec Plantaris ankle system.

Dynavec Resistance Systems, Dallas, Texas. 475 likes · 2 talking about this · 1 was here. Dynavec multi-directional resistance systems. Reinventing exercise equipment.

36 likes, 1 comments - dynavecmd on April 15, 2020: "Reposted from @no_bull_strength in Fowlerville, Michigan - ...back to the Barn Gym for Dynavec Resistance Systems content - this time we present the #plantaris ...from the horizontal calf straight to the Dynavec Plantaris for plantarflexion with inversion with intentions of strengthening the ...

Using the patented Dynavec Multi-Directional resistance to make muscles work in two planes of motion, you'll instantly realize you've been walking around on inadequately trained ankles! One. The first exercise is a combination of plantarflexion (toe pointing) and inversion (turning the bottom of your feet inwards).