Beschreibung
This book is an introduction to the practice of Biomechanical Stimulation (BMS) - from the beginning to the end of the 20th century.
The title “Optimization of the human being” refers to the fact that existing, but not usable by conventional means, physical and mental reserves can be opened using the BMS.
In 1986 appear the book ' biomechanical stimulation: Reality and hopes ' (in Russian). 10 years later, in 1996, the author shows in this book that hopes in the possibilities of the BMS at that time were not only fulfilled, but were excelled.
The BMS opens up a completely new field for health, training, rehabilitation, cosmetics and much more.
It is based on a completely new understanding of blood circulation and muscle activity, a correction of the current doctrine of the physiology.
Numerous examples show the possibilities and benefits of the BMS for daily life.
Autorenportrait
Scientific Biography
Professor Dr.habil.Vladimir T.Nazarov, born 31.1.1936 in Witebsk.
1954-1959: University education in anatomy and physiology of the human as well as in physical education, science area biomechanics of the human movements.
1962-1982: High school teacher, lecturer and professor of the Technical University Riga.
1968: Candidate of Sciences (equivalent to PhD) State Central Institute of Physical Education Moscow.
1974: Doctor of Sciences (equivalent to the habilitation) State Central Institute of Physical Education Moscow.
1976: Professor of the Technical University Riga
1976-1992: Member and Deputy of Chairman of the Scientific Council for Biomechanics at the Academy of Sciences of the USSR.
1982-1994: Professor (Head of the Department of Biomechanics of the Belorussian Academy of Physical Education and Sports Minsk.
1994: Director of the "Institute for Nazarov-Stimulation" Riga.
Over 200 scientific publications on the main research of Biomechanics. Holder of 20 patents, especially all the patents for the biomechanical stimulation.
1960: “Masters of sports“of the USSR in the apparatus gymnastics.
Since 1970 scientific advisor in the field of biomechanics of the representative teams of the USSR of numerous kinds of sports for the Olympic Games, World Championships and other international competitions.
