Agility Guard

The Agility Guard

The Agility Guard was developed from the concept of developing a neuromuscular bite. Studies have shown that there is a strong relationship between your jaw posture and your muscular strength. Understanding this relationship is important for athletes in particular.

 

When it comes to performance, good enough is rarely sufficient. A sports mouth guard has always been recommended to protect the teeth and that’s what they are known for.  What if the mouth guard could improve your athletic performance?  Whether you are a professional athlete or recreational sports or fitness enthusiast, to improve your game, strength, balance or stamina you have to work at your game routinely to see incremental improvements. They require an appliance that guarantees:

• Improved strength
• Better Balance
• Increased Speed
• Range of Motion
• Flexibility

With Agility Guard, you are not only promised an enhancement of your performance, but an extraordinary level of agility. The Agility guard will help your jaw stay in a physiologic rest position; muscular tension is released immediately and you can promote deeper muscles for explosive strength, muscle alignment, improved agility, balance and endurance. 

Is This Only For Elite Athletes?

Absolutely not. Imagine every time you go to the gym that you could easily maximize your work out, lift more, run further and faster.  Whether your sport is Golf, Tennis, Basketball, Baseball, Boxing, Cycling, Skiing, Lacrosse, Hockey, etc., you will see an improvement.

In clinical trials at Rutgers University, it was proven that using the Agility Guard can provide significant improvement in strength by as much as 15-30%. Also there is an improvement in flexibility, balance, endurance, recovery, core strength and stability among other attributes

The procedure to get fitted for an Agility Guard appliance will take about an hour in our office.  We will use a computerized jaw tracking equipment to determine the optimal jaw relationship.  This is the crucial step because with a correct jaw relationship position, muscular tension is released fully.  To learn more about this you can call our office at 212-452-3344 or visit www.agilityguard.com. Only a small number of qualified Neuromuscular dentists are certified to fit patients the Agility Guard.