Tullman provides the ACES training and rehabilitation system to help athletes, trainers, and others improve performance and recover from injuries. The ACES uses computerized exercise modes like isokinetic and variable velocity squats, bench presses, abdominal exercises, and more tailored to individual ranges of motion. It measures athletic performance and power, and over 1,200 units have been purchased by Olympic teams and medical professionals worldwide.

1. ACES TRAINING & REHABILITATION TECHNOLOGY

2. ACES TrainingAriel Computerized Exercise Systemwww.tullmansports.com

3. MISSION STATEMENTTullman provides physical therapy professionals, elite level athletes, trainers, first responders, military personnel and fitness minded individuals with the most effective rehabilitation and training system available on the planet.

4. ACES Training SquatsMulti-joint movements.Closed kinetic chain.More appropriate for sport-specific training. Velocity modes can be isokinetic or variable velocity (isoacceleration).Alternatives include isotonic, fatigue-based, and work-based modes .Range of motion set for each individual. Recorded ROM’s can be directly input.Audio and visual feedback.

5. ACES Training Squat VariationsLeg DriveVariable velocity mode. Start with high velocity; end with low velocity.Keeps muscles engaged as momentum develops.

6. ACES Training – Squat VariationsLateral Squats

7. ACES TrainingBench PressACES Computer

8. Bench Press VariationsOne Arm PressDiagonal ViewSagittal View

9. AbdominalsAb Crunch on Flat BenchAb Crunch on Decline Bench

10. ACES RehabilitationSitting Press on a Physioball

11. ACES RehabilitationOne-leg Squat on Padded Surface

12. And so much more …Jump squat, squat press

13. Deadlifts

14. Shoulders press (bosu, one arm), lateral raises, front raises, int/ext rotations