Active Isolated Stretching

The core of our therapy is Active Isolated Stretching and Strengthening (AIS), a type of flexibility and strength training that uses focused, assisted exercises, and short duration stretches. Muscles are specifically targeted and actively stretched through their range of motion in a repeated pattern with an “assist” (or slight optimization) at the end of each stretch.

Active Isolated Stretching

Developed by kinesiologist Aaron Mattes, AIS helps to decrease pain, improve joint flexibility and balance, expand range of motion, increase muscle strength, and restore physical function. AIS can assist in injury prevention, improve performance or aid with recovery after workout.

At QuistMD, we value our relationship with Aaron Mattes, father of Active Isolated Stretching and definitive educator on the topic of flexibility. Visit www.stretchingusa.com to learn more.

Testimonials

“Four months after the onset of my foot drop…retested me and declared the brace…optional!! I will always be grateful for your role in my recovery.”

“My neck pain has been greatly reduced and it feels fabulous!…You and your staff are doing great work.”

“Thank you for not making me feel my age! You are a true healer.”

“Dr. Haggquist’s knowledge and holistic approach gave me answers that I wasn’t finding elsewhere.”

“My pain is gone, and my mobility is better. I feel more hopeful than I have In years!”

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