Muscle decompression for recovery and performance
Recovering better is also part of training
According to Muscle Decompression, physical training and sports readaptation are not only about demanding more of the muscle, but about promoting better recovery. Overtraining or high-level sport can push the muscle to its limit.
The MD3 has a specific programme for recovery from muscle fatigue, indicated by the brand for both prevention and treatment of excessive muscle activation, and is used by strength and conditioning coaches, professional teams and physiotherapists in their recovery protocols.
Application areas stated by the brand
Brand information. Results depend on the person and the protocol.

Muscle recovery and injury prevention
Helps recover the muscle, improve activation and mobility and reduce fatigue. The brand states that these changes can be measured objectively with electromyography.

Muscle relaxation
Simple application, with clear protocols, including deep muscles such as the piriformis, suboccipitals, quadratus lumborum and soleus.

Fascia and connective tissue
Useful, according to the brand, for decompressing from muscle fascia to structures such as the plantar fascia, palmar aponeurosis and foot and hand retinacula, with dedicated protocols.

Mobility and range of motion
Athletes perceive an increase in range of motion. According to the brand, first results can be seen a few minutes after starting.

A comfortable application experience
As a non-invasive technique, the brand describes a comfortable, pleasant and relaxing experience, and states that in many cases 10 minutes of treatment are enough to observe palpable muscle relaxation. All of the MD3’s preset programs last 10 minutes.
Who uses it, according to the brand
- Strength and conditioning coaches
- Professional sports teams
- Physiotherapists
- Sports and rehabilitation centres
Frequently asked questions
What is muscle decompression used for in recovery?
The brand refers to recovery from muscle fatigue and prevention of excessive muscle activation, integrated into recovery protocols.
How long does a treatment last?
The MD3’s preset programs last 10 minutes, and the duration can be adjusted.
Can I use the MD3 before competing?
The decision and the protocol should be set by the professional who works with the athlete.
Are there contraindications?
Yes. See the restrictions on use on the device page and in the manual.
General information based on the manufacturer’s documentation. The intended use of the MD3 is muscle wellness and comfort. Parameters and frequency depend on each person and should be set by a qualified professional.