Elite Alignment is the premier Neuromuscular Re-Education Company in the Dallas Area.   Our practitioners provide the clients with the latest and most up to date biomechanical information available.  All practitioners are certified in Muscle Activation Techniques. ™   This technique uses a systematic approach to correcting muscle imbalances in the body that contribute to chronic pain and injury.  Neuromuscular Specialist are not Chiropractors, Physical Therapist or Massage Therapist.  We specialize in eliminating muscle inhibition.  Muscle inhibition is the term given when a specific muscle is no longer able to communicate with the Central Nervous System in a timely manner.  Everything that we do in our daily life centers on the proper timing of the muscle system.  There are three factors that contribute to muscle inhibition 1) Stress   2) Trauma and 3) Overuse. 


This Technique is extremely non-invasive and effective.  There are two different types of pain, Acute and Chronic. Acute Pain is a pain that you have had for less than 6 weeks.  A pain that last longer than 6 weeks becomes chronic.  This means that for the first 6 weeks the body still wants to perform movements the way that it is use to doing.  After 6 weeks, the body begins to develop different muscle patterns around the injury or instability.  Muscle instabilities are apparent long before we are able to identify them in everyday life.  The largest indicator we have in our bodies is muscle tightness.  Typically, people do not think they have a problem until something begins to hurt; this is only natural.  Truth be known, when you experience muscle tightness you have a problem with stability.  If it sounds like I am saying that muscle tightness could be a good thing, you are right.  Muscle tightness is not bad; it is actually the perfect response to what we cannot see inside the body.   

Neuromuscular Re-Education is a bodywork technique.  At Elite Alignment we recommend a minimum of three to five sessions, although you may not have anymore pain, there could still be muscular instabilities that may contribute to future aches and pains.  Many times differences will be noticeable after the first session but to reach our goal of pain free living and performance, we have to become realistic.  The word re-education is the key.  We have to re-educate the body on how to properly recruit prime muscle groups instead of secondary muscle groups.  Like anything, you are trying to learn, this takes time.  I know that in today’s society people are looking for the quick fix.  I am sorry to tell you that it does not exist.  When it comes to the elimination of pain and increased mobility, time must be a consideration.