Marc Pro Inc

Plus Device

Your muscles have constantly been sore since you started your latest triathlon training regime, so rather than spending another day at work limping from your desk chair into the office kitchen for more protein bars, swap your post-workout ice baths for the Marc Pro Plus Device. Previously only available to professional athletes, electrode recovery, like most technology, has become more effective and more accessible to the masses over time. Shelf the skepticism and give it a try to improve recovery time and ease the ache of sore muscles.

If you're a multisport athlete, you generally can't afford the luxury of taking much time off if you want to hit your mileage goals every week. That's where the electrodes come in. The Plus Device includes four, which are controlled as groups of two through two separate dials on the machine. Adjust the strength of the signal as you see fit, and the electric impulses will create muscle contractions that improve circulation and deliver much-needed nutrients and oxygen to sore areas while flushing out waste. Most importantly, these barely detectable contractions aren't fatiguing, so they won't contribute to your endless cycle of soreness.

If you develop a regular routine of using the Plus Device, don't be surprised to notice faster recovery overtime and the ability to train harder, more often. According to Marc Pro, regular use can gradually improve your body's ability to recover on its own, as well as its count of capillary blood vessels, which help deliver more oxygenated blood to your muscles. If you overdo it one day and end up with a muscle that's angrier than your average sore spot, turn up the frequency of the electrodes to calm agitated nerves. The process will give your body room to resume its normal recovery routine and get you feeling better faster than an ice pack and ibuprofen.

Please take care to read all instructions before deciding if the Marc Pro Plus Device is right for you. While it's designed for normal recovery, the device isn't a substitute for therapy or meant to treat medical conditions or diseases.