Keeping your Industrial
Athletes in the Game
Preventing the vulnerabilities that lead to muscular stress, strains, aches, and pains for industrial and workplace athletes!
Our 3 Pillars
Prevention
Intervention
Clocking into work doesn’t mean just another day at the office for those in the field, on the floor, or in the office for that matter. Just like when a vehicle’s “check engine” light comes on, the human body does the same thing with those little aches and pains. As “mechanics for the human body” ADAPT’s Industrial Athlete Specialists are truly focused on early symptom intervention to catch those early warning signs because they can often escalate recovery in just days versus weeks.
Performance
As a result of our Industrial Athlete system, you and your team’s quality of life increases significantly, as do their productivity and lifetime longevity as they lower pain and reduce stress and strains before they are injured, instead of focusing on the injury afterward.
The Problem
MSD-related injuries can have a significant impact on your business, with direct costs of MSDs accounting for $20 billion a year and total costs estimated to be between $45-54 billion according to OSHA.
A Wrist Strain
A Non-Surgical Carpal Tunnel
Work Days per MSD
$1 out of $3
In MSDs Workers Compensation.
>1MILLION
Total MSDs Reported Annually
Of MSD Are Related to Over-Exertion or Repetitive Motion
The Solution
Company Benefits
We help businesses achieve financial success by minimizing recordable injuries and DART frequency which result in reduced worker’s compensation claimsand total costs.
Worker/Athlete Benefits
The Industrial Athletics Program is specifically designed for you, your body, your business, and your goals for people who seek to improve employee physical health, and mental wellness, and increase mobility, retention, and safety.
About The Program
These Sequences Are Grouped Into 3 Stages:
- Shift Preparation (3-5 minutes)
- Reset (1-2 minutes)
- End of Shift (2-3 minutes)
How We Help
Employees will feel a huge overall improvement in their quality of life, from reducing issues in the neck, upper back, shoulder, and arm that are rooted due to lack of range of motion of the shoulder blade. The lower back, hip, knee, and ankle injuries are similar to the upper body injuries as they have a single root due to the lack of independent range of motion of the hips.
Get back to being more active outside of work!