Sequential pressure
Programmed chambers inflate and release in a controlled order.
CPCirculation Reset
Inflatable leg sleeves apply controlled sequential pressure for lower-body circulation and recovery.
Service Overview
Compression therapy uses programmed pressure cycles that move through fitted sleeves. The experience is adjustable and commonly paired with post-training, travel, and heavy-leg recovery routines.
Potential Benefits
Benefits and response vary by person. Your provider can help place the service within a broader care or recovery plan.
Programmed chambers inflate and release in a controlled order.
Often used after training or travel as part of a comfort routine.
Pressure and duration can be selected within device guidance.
Fits naturally beside hydration, mobility, and other recovery services.
The Visit
Review swelling, vascular conditions, clot history, wounds, and comfort.
Choose the correct sleeve size and a comfortable seated position.
Relax while the device applies and releases sequential pressure.
Confirm comfort and note any unusual pain, swelling, or numbness.
Inside The Experience
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Suitability
May suit screened guests looking for an adjustable lower-body recovery option after training, competition, or travel.
Safety Considerations
Provider screening is important for unexplained swelling, vascular disease, clot risk, severe neuropathy, infection, wounds, or heart conditions. Stop the session and seek guidance if pain, numbness, breathing difficulty, or new swelling occurs.
Further reading
Cleveland Clinic: Intermittent pneumatic compressionNational Library of Medicine: Compression therapy reviewThis page provides general wellness information and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Services, protocols, and clinician availability vary by location.
Your Next Visit
Find a participating location or connect with the Players Congress team to coordinate the right starting point.