Time Under Tension.

This is a gym program designed around the Time Under Tension (T.U.T) training concept. T.U.T has been proven to maximise results from resistance training.

4 weeks of directed strength and conditioning Time Under Tension exercises

3 days per week

Each exercise session is designed as a full body work out

Each exercise session should take less than 45 mins to complete

> Video tutorial of each exercise
> Activity tracking
> Progress tracking
> Daily healthy habits suggestions

Included with every program on the Recover Fast App are tools to help you in your health and fitness journey:

> Free Flexibility Program (Mobility exercises for the whole body)
> Free Myofascial Release Program (Foam roller self massage)
> Fitness Myths PDF
> Exercise Nutrition PDF
> Guided Meditation Instructions PDF
> Nutrition Bar Code scanner
> Apple Watch integration
> Fit Bit integration
> My Fitness Pal integration
> In app messaging service

Available to download from the app store of your choice. Terms and conditions apply.

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Basically... awesome for the first time in years!

Adele Andersen

Fitness Guru, Author and all-round badass

Last Thursday I ended up in unplanned emergency physio with Richard Smith, because of a very painful feets issue. I always have some form of issue with my feets/ankles but this was acute.
After much prodding and stretching and a week of hideous contrast therapy, my feets were, to my great surprise, basically awesome for maybe the first time in years - acute condition notwithstanding. I was thinking bone spur. But no aches and pains, which is really new.
Richard gave me his APRWave therapy - yeah, foot in bucket of water with electrical current 😅 - and now the way I use my feet is completely different. Immediately and unconsciously I had improved squat and lunge technique and balance.
I am shocked, and delighted. I’m curious how long the change will stick, and whether I can teach high impact again by Saturday, but from just my experience tonight, this therapy is a hell of a shortcut to pain reduction and modifying adapted muscular behaviour.

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