NMotion Sports and Human Performance Center in Norman offers access to cutting-edge technology that world-class athletes use to train for the Olympics. The facility provides a unique opportunity for individuals in the metro area to experience the same advanced equipment used by elite athletes.
One of the main features of the center is the swimming pool at the Young Family Athletic Center. While not an Olympic site, the pool utilizes high-tech camera angles to capture swimmers’ movements from both above and below the water. This technology is commonly used in Olympic training facilities to analyze and improve athletes’ performance.
Dr. Amanda Sadler, a functional sports medicine physician at NMotion, is a former competitive swimmer with extensive experience in the world of athletics. She holds a world record for Iron Man triathlons and has participated in Olympic trials. Dr. Sadler is passionate about bringing the same level of technology and expertise available to elite athletes to the general public.
The center offers various recovery options, including Normatec compression therapy, which aims to reduce soreness, swelling, and inflammation by aiding blood circulation. In addition to Normatec, NMotion provides cold plunge baths, sweat analysis, and other innovative treatments to help individuals optimize their physical performance.
By incorporating these technologies and recovery methods into their training regimen, individuals can experience significant improvements in their athletic performance. Dr. Sadler emphasizes the importance of paying attention to small details and utilizing advanced tools to achieve optimal results, just like world-class athletes do.
The center currently serves around 1,000 patients and offers a wide range of services to cater to different athletic needs. More information about NMotion Sports and Human Performance Center can be found on their website at nmotionok.com/home. As the Olympics approach in July, individuals have the opportunity to access cutting-edge training methods to enhance their athletic abilities.