The VECTOR system has been a game changer for us. When working with professional athletes, being able to address their specific needs at any location quickly, comfortably and safely is critical. Most importantly, the VECTOR system allows us to easily set-up and adjust multiple angles of resistance so I can more precisely target muscles, kinetic chains and movements to help with rehab, recovery and performance. Before VECTOR, it just took too long and our clients didn’t have the time or the patience for us to implement these important types of exercises

Recent studies are showing that our connective tissue network—or “fascia system”—is far more responsible for storing, releasing, and transferring elastic energy through the body than was previously understood, and that three-dimensional, whole-system training of these connective tissues using dynamic natural movements can help athletes achieve better performance while greatly reducing their injury risk. The VECTOR system and its multi-directional resistance capabilities have broad applications for facia-based strength and conditioning and we’re adopting it as an integral part of Fascia Training Academy.

I was first introduced to the VECTOR by Seth Forman, who worked with me at IMG. At BPS, we train hundreds of professional and amateur athletes at our locations and need fast set-up and transition times between exercises and athletes – that’s what the VECTOR delivers and we can take it everywhere. We can hook VECTORs onto any of our rack systems or a chain link fence, quickly swap out handles for straps for different exercises and instantly change levels of resistance by turning the cap. It’s a huge time saver and it reduces the need for our coaches or athletes to hold big rubber bands for each other. It’s been a great addition to our trunk, stability and mobility training elements for our system.