Shock absorbing floor matts
04-08-2009, 06:54 PM
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http://www.ppi-fl.com/mitigator.htm# This a link to all of the information you need to know on the'' MITIGATOR'' it will explain everything and show pics of the material.This is the real stuff, right from the military applications ,it can be inserted into your existing seat cushions or on a stand up application such as a mat with a non skid cover. It's great because it is portable - you can take it with you. It's not even close to a anti fatique mat - that lets you bounce up - that's when the damage or impact in your spine occurs. Imagine on impact your vertebra starting out at your neck impacting inline going down -- then a split second later your bouncing back up , the impact going up meets the impact going down and they crash in your lwr back -- alll daay loonng, you feel tired and fatiqued and sometimes a little sore. This material in laymens terms is like a dead blow hammer , you don't rebound off the downward force, the MITIGATOR absorbs the impact and disperses in an outward direction, so the bounce back is lessened by about 70 % therefore no crash in your lwr back, therefore
less tired , less fatiqued , and not nearly as sore. check it out , or for more info call Jim at 941-752-6271
less tired , less fatiqued , and not nearly as sore. check it out , or for more info call Jim at 941-752-6271
04-08-2009, 09:32 PM
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Thanks to all for the suggestions.
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04-09-2009, 12:01 AM
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http://www.ppi-fl.com/mitigator.htm# This a link to all of the information you need to know on the'' MITIGATOR'' it will explain everything and show pics of the material.This is the real stuff, right from the military applications ,it can be inserted into your existing seat cushions or on a stand up application such as a mat with a non skid cover. It's great because it is portable - you can take it with you. It's not even close to a anti fatique mat - that lets you bounce up - that's when the damage or impact in your spine occurs. Imagine on impact your vertebra starting out at your neck impacting inline going down -- then a split second later your bouncing back up , the impact going up meets the impact going down and they crash in your lwr back -- alll daay loonng, you feel tired and fatiqued and sometimes a little sore. This material in laymens terms is like a dead blow hammer , you don't rebound off the downward force, the MITIGATOR absorbs the impact and disperses in an outward direction, so the bounce back is lessened by about 70 % therefore no crash in your lwr back, therefore less tired , less fatiqued , and not nearly as sore. check it out , or for more info call Jim at 941-752-6271
less tired , less fatiqued , and not nearly as sore. check it out , or for more info call Jim at 941-752-6271
04-09-2009, 06:25 AM
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