For 20 years, Sarah watched patients chase trigger points with single-head
tools — only to wake up tight again. Marcus, a biomedical engineer, helped
her understand why: tension spreads in chains across 6+ inches, not isolated
spots. Together, they engineered the first device that treats the full pattern.
47 prototypes later, Pulse Therapy was born releasing entire muscle chains
in 89 seconds, not spot by spot.
89 sec
Average session time to release
your entire back muscle chain
87%
Felt clear back release by their
second use in clinical trials
6.4"
Full back width coverage in one
stroke — no hunting required
University of Barcelona, 2023 | Journal of Sports Medicine
Researchers tested percussive therapy on 156 athletes with chronic muscle
tension. Results showed 34% faster recovery compared to static stretching,
and 41% improvement in range of motion after just 3 sessions. The key finding:
simultaneous multi-point contact reduced muscle guarding more effectively than
single-point application. Participants reported 67% less next-day soreness when
treatment covered full muscle groups versus isolated trigger points.
Stanford Medicine, 2022 | Clinical Biomechanics Review
Using motion capture analysis on 203 chronic back pain patients, Stanford
researchers mapped how tension spreads across connected muscle chains spanning
7-9 inches on average. When one trigger point was released in isolation,
adjacent muscles compensated within 18 hours — explaining why relief doesn't
last. The study concluded: "Effective treatment requires simultaneous release
of entire myofascial chains, not sequential point-by-point approaches."
For 20 years, Sarah watched patients chase trigger points with single-head
tools — only to wake up tight again. Marcus, a biomedical engineer, helped
her understand why: tension spreads in chains across 6+ inches, not isolated
spots. Together, they engineered the first device that treats the full pattern.
47 prototypes later, Pulse Therapy was born releasing entire muscle chains
in 89 seconds, not spot by spot.
89 sec
Average session time to release
your entire back muscle chain
87%
Felt clear back release by their
second use in clinical trials
6.4"
Full back width coverage in one
stroke — no hunting required
University of Barcelona, 2023 | Journal of Sports Medicine
Researchers tested percussive therapy on 156 athletes with chronic muscle
tension. Results showed 34% faster recovery compared to static stretching,
and 41% improvement in range of motion after just 3 sessions. The key finding:
simultaneous multi-point contact reduced muscle guarding more effectively than
single-point application. Participants reported 67% less next-day soreness when
treatment covered full muscle groups versus isolated trigger points.
Stanford Medicine, 2022 | Clinical Biomechanics Review
Using motion capture analysis on 203 chronic back pain patients, Stanford
researchers mapped how tension spreads across connected muscle chains spanning
7-9 inches on average. When one trigger point was released in isolation,
adjacent muscles compensated within 18 hours — explaining why relief doesn't
last. The study concluded: "Effective treatment requires simultaneous release
of entire myofascial chains, not sequential point-by-point approaches."