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Industrial Motions Announces New Workplace Stretching Program for Warehouses, Manufacturing Facilities and Other Companies with Employees At Risk for Workplace Injury

Physical therapy specialist introduces new stretching program to reduce work place injuries

Industrial Motions Announces New Workplace Stretching Program for Warehouses, Manufacturing Facilities and Other Companies with Employees At Risk for Workplace Injury
2014-02-20
RALEIGH, NC, February 20, 2014 (Press-News.org) Industrial Motions, Inc. announces the release of their latest workplace injury prevention and employee wellness program called WorkDay Warm-Up. This exercise program combines stretching exercises with simple strengthening exercises to provide employees with the most well rounded workplace exercise program available.

"This unique blend of stretching and strengthening for the workplace has evolved through feedback from the workers themselves," said Frank Murray MSPT, President/CEO of Industrial Motions, Inc. "Traditional workplace exercise programs," continued Murray, "consist mainly of stretching. Workers and companies were requesting strengthening exercises as well. This led to the development of the WorkDay Warm-Up Program."

"Another unique aspect of this program that separates it from others on the market, is the ability to categorize jobs and select which set of exercises are most appropriate for the workplace of a particular company. Not all jobs are the same, so the exercise programs need to fit the specific job functions. At a minimal cost and time investment, the WorkDay Warm-Up Program is a great way to maintain a culture of wellness and safety in the workplace."

The WorkDay Warm-Up Program contains four categories of exercises that cover the spectrum of workplace tasks. A company can categorize and select the right set of exercises, thus customizing the program to the specific type of work performed in their facilities. The program contains instructions and graphics illustrating each exercise. An exercise safety officer can have their program up and running fairly quickly with minimal training time. David Zimmerman of Exterran Corporation (Houston TX) says "Not only is their program up and running, but the workers have really bought into the program and look forward to the session each day."

Learn more about the WorkDay Warm-Up Program:
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About Industrial Motions Inc.
Industrial Motions, Inc. is a physical therapist owned, full service onsite work injury prevention and management provider. We work directly with employers through education, ergonomics, and injury management to help them reduce the number, severity, and costs associated with work related musculoskeletal disorders.

To learn more about Industrial Motions Inc., visit the web site:
http://www.industrialmotionsinc.com/index.php?source=pr-2014-02

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[Press-News.org] Industrial Motions Announces New Workplace Stretching Program for Warehouses, Manufacturing Facilities and Other Companies with Employees At Risk for Workplace Injury
Physical therapy specialist introduces new stretching program to reduce work place injuries