This report by S Moiseev was published in the Digest “SCENAR-therapy and
SCENAR-examination” 3rd edition, Taganrog, Russia, 1997.
The source of the original English translation is not known, but certain minor changes of vocabulary, grammar, or idiom, together with the addition of sub-headings, have been made by Life Energies International plc, who gratefully acknowledge the prior sources in the interests of free information exchange. In any reproduction of this version of the text, please also include this attribution statement to preserve audit trail of provenance. SCENAR devices have shown themselves to be effective in the treatment of a wide variety of pathological conditions of the human body. They have also been well proven as highly effective under ambulance conditions.
The continual search for new directions in the application of SCENAR has led to its use in sports medicine. Modern sport features constantly increasing psychological and physical pressures. Topical examples include the treatment of sports trauma, enhancing physical stability, treatment of general diseases and complete and fast rehabilitation of athletes, as well as the extension of an active sports life. Portability, low weight and simplicity of application allow the Skenar device to be used not only in hospitals, but at “on-the-spot” training sessions, in transport situations and at the hotel. It is well known that the shorter the time interval between trauma, injury or the beginning of a disease and SCENAR therapy, the greater the effectiveness of treatment, resulting in easier passage of the disease and a quicker recovery process.
Thus the presence of a SCENAR specialist at competitions, training sessions or other locations
of a sports team can significantly increase the effectiveness of medical help. One group of SCENAR specialists has accumulated considerable experience in medical provision, in particular, for competitions at different super-marathon distances. Because of the high dynamic pressure and long duration of these competitions, athletes have to repeatedly resort to massage therapists, use different ointments and extend their relaxation time in relation to increased pressure. All this inevitably leads to a reduction of performance. High numbers of participants usually create problems such as a shortage of massage therapists and a lack of available help for everybody.
First Steps – SCENAR meets athlete
In Odessa, Ukraine in April 1996, a regular race over 100km took place with 56 athletes from Ukraine, Russia, Moldova, Belarus, Germany and Canada participating. Their ages ranged from 17 to 75 years. The circuit was built parallel to the sea coast, forming an 8km ring. The SCENAR specialists started to work with participants the
day before the competition started. Since most athletes had never heard of a SCENAR, a lecture was given about the capabilities and applications of the device, and an opportunity was offered to try it out. This invoked some interest and many questions. Two athletes, who because of previous traumas were not going to participate in the competition, but had only come to support their team-mates, decided to try the new therapy. One man had a fractured tibia and the other a severe contusion of soft tissues. Their main complaint was intense and constant pain in their legs.
After 10-15 minutes of treatment they noticed a significant improvement in their condition and the pain disappeared. They then wanted to participate in the competition along with the other, and one of the athletes actually did so. The obvious results of this first treatment procedure that had been witnessed by everybody, confirmed what had been said on the initial lecture and partly dispelled their doubts.
One more lecture was given on the next day, right before the competition started. The offer was repeated and this time was accepted with greater enthusiasm.
Comparison with traditional massage therapy
Massage therapy abandoned in favour of SCENAR – A hailstorm of records
On the third day of the competition all the athletes left their massage therapists to be
supported only by SCENAR specialists. All of them gave positive responses, noticing
significant “lightness” of run and less tiredness in comparison with their previous
experiences. Benefits recorded were increased tempo of run, reduction of rest time
and significant improvement in the intermediate results.
As a result of the combined efforts of both the athletes and the SCENAR specialists,
records began to fall “as though from the Horn of Plenty”. English athlete Richard
Brown (47 years old) established a world record over a distance of 1100km, then over
700 miles (8 days 9 hrs 23 min 48 sec). His next world record was over 1200km (9
days 1hr 20 min 24sec). But then he had to leave the competition because of stomach
ache and upset stomach that started at night when SCENAR specialists were not
around. An emergency doctor fed Richard with pills which evoked severe vomiting
and as a result of this 5 hours were lost. His stomach ache remained until he was able
to receive SCENAR treatment.
At the same distance of 1200km the world record was also broken by I Vasutin (45
years old) and V Glaskov, who continued to limp a little because of his heel but
persisted with his SCENAR procedures).
Rejuvenator Blanket reduces rest time
Completely unexpected for everybody, was the arrival of an announcement that at the
same time in Spain, Alberto Aria had improved on the 100 mile world record by 2.5
hours. The run schedules had to be urgently reviewed to allow an attempt on this new
record. But the strength and capacities of the athletes were already close to their
limits. SCENAR specialists suggested using the Rejuvenator Blanket during rest
times. General body wrapping was done for one hour whilst sleeping. This allowed
the general rest time to be reduced by 1.5-2 hours. The athletes’ perception was of
complete relaxation, relief from tiredness and psycho-emotional tension and a flow of
power as though they had rested for 5-6 hours or taken a sauna. Everybody was ready
for new records.
First V Glaskov and V Vasutin established new world records over 1500km - 11 days
15 hr 26 min 10 sec and 11 days 17 hr 30 min 5 sec respectively. Then Glaskov
improved the 1000 miles world record by 4.5 hours (12 days 13 hr 32 min 41 sec),
inspite of his injured heel. In fact, after the finish he remarked that his sick left foot
felt better than the healthy one did before the start of the race!
The Ukranian record, improving on the previous world record, was established by
Vladimir Vasutin (12 days 14 hr 55 min 21 sec). Outstanding results were shown also
by Peter Silkin (13 days 5 hr 6 min), the record for Lithuania and the sixth fastest
result in the world! In total, during that competition, 21 world records were
established – 5 absolute and 16 in different age groups. The help of the SCENAR
specialists surely played a significant role. It was the first competition to show such
impressive results and the first one where the help of SCENAR specialists was used
so widely and over such a long period. During the competition SCENAR help was
also rendered to football players and supporters simultaneously using the Stadium.
In conclusion
The many days of work experience clearly shows that SCENAR technology can be successfully used in sports medicine as emergency help and as a means to significantly increase potential reserves of the human body. Certainly, it would be better for each sports team to have on its staff a SCENAR specialist, who would monitor and support his team continuously.
Knowing the capacities of SCENAR, you can look with different eyes on the famous tragic episodes in sports life and come to the conclusion that the SCENAR device and technology have a great future in sport, and can help to stimulate a hail of world records in different sports disciplines.