Neuro-Fitness with the Neubie in Sarasota
Find the weak links. Retrain the nervous system. Break through.
For injuries, post-surgical recovery, and athletes who want to perform at a higher level.
What the Neubie does
When you get hurt, your nervous system protects the area. It shuts some muscles down and locks others up. That protection is helpful at first, but the pattern often sticks around long after the injury, and that’s where compensations and re-injuries come from.
The Neubie is a direct current electrical stimulation device. Unlike a TENS unit that just masks pain, it lets us find exactly where your nervous system is limiting you, then train those muscles while you move.
At Circadian, we pair it with chiropractic care. Adjustments clear the nerve supply, and NeuFit trains the muscles to use it.
How it works
1
Identify
We map your body with the Neubie to find where your nervous system is limiting strength and movement.
2
Reset
We work those areas to change the underlying pattern and open the pathway for your body to heal.
3
Break through
You rebuild the range of motion, strength, and pain-free movement you had all along.
Who it helps
NeuFit is often part of the plan for:
- Nervous System Health
- Headaches & Migraines
- Posture / Mid-Back / Ribs
- Lower Back Pain
- Sciatica, Nerve Pain & Neuropathy
- Sports Injuries
- Shoulder & Elbow Injuries
- Hip, Knee & Foot Injuries
- Car Accidents & Personal Injury
What our patients say
…an emergency visit with dislocated ribs. After my first visit I felt relief and then became acquainted with the value of the Neubie – a device that fosters tissue healing and neuromuscular re-education. I gladly will continue this path for optimal health for life.
★★★★★ Google review
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Real results from Sarasota patients
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What a Neuro-Fitness session looks like
Your first Neuro-Fitness session starts with a scan. Using the Neubie, we move the pads along the area you’re working on and look for spots that feel sharper or more intense than the rest. Those spots often line up with protective tension, where your nervous system is guarding an old or current injury.
Then the work starts. You move while the Neubie runs: squats, lunges, presses, rotations, or the patterns your sport demands. Because the Neubie uses direct current, it can stay on while you move through your full range, which is different from a TENS unit you sit still with.
As your body learns to let go of that protective tension, we progress the movements and the load, so the strength you build carries over to your workouts, your sport, and your day.
Why we pair Neuro-Fitness with chiropractic
Chiropractic adjustments address the position and motion of your spine. Neuro-Fitness works on how your nervous system activates the muscles around it. Together, they cover both sides: a spine that moves well, and muscles that fire when you need them.
For athletes, that often means getting back to training with a plan instead of resting until it stops hurting. After surgery, it can mean re-training muscles that shut down during recovery, alongside the plan from your surgeon or physical therapist.
Frequently asked questions
Does it hurt?
It is a strong sensation, and we adjust the intensity to you. Most people get used to it quickly.
How is it different from a TENS unit?
A TENS unit is mainly used to calm pain signals. The Neubie uses direct current to help us find where the nervous system is holding back and train muscles while you move.
Can I use it after surgery?
Yes, once your surgeon clears you for rehab. It’s commonly used to help muscles re-engage after surgery.
Who runs Neuro-Fitness sessions?
Dr. Alex, a NeuFit Level 1 practitioner who has used Direct Current Technology for over a decade, and Coach Dev, a former D1 All-American who reached the AAA level in the Boston Red Sox organization.
How many Neuro-Fitness sessions will I need?
It depends on your injury, how long it’s been there, and your goals. After your first scan, we’ll recommend a plan and re-check your progress as you go.
Do I need to be an athlete?
No. We use Neuro-Fitness with weekend warriors, active parents, and older adults working on strength and balance, not just competitive athletes.
Can Neuro-Fitness help with balance as I get older?
It can be part of the plan. We use the Neubie during balance and strength drills to help the muscles around your hips, knees, and ankles fire more effectively, alongside walking and simple home exercises.
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Your new patient exam includes a full consultation, digital X-rays when needed, and a PostureRay report, so you leave knowing exactly where you stand.
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