CHRIO

CHRIOLOGY It is the finest body relaxation with refined comfort and good physical balance.

CHRIOLOGY=CHRIO+TECHNOLOGY
As stress is often said to cause 70% of illness, it brings discomfort in the body most of the time. Body function gets lowered under continuous stress, and the body performance ends up descending.
We, Creative System Engineering Co., Ltd., focused our study on relaxation of the body, researching the mechanism of how human body gains relaxation, and we developed CHRIO product by means of a frequency (information energy) processing technology.

CHRIO helps the body to change into better, well-balanced condition as it inherently should be. When we speak of “balance”, we usually think about the sense of equilibrium. In contrast, CHRIO defines “balance” as the whole body sensations (five senses and sixth sense, including intuition) in addition to equilibrium. We hope people will enhance the body performance to the ultimate level in any field, by experiencing and sensing well-balanced body condition which is new to them.
CHRIO is acknowledged as the best brand for total health care, acquiring good reputation by people including top athletes and artists.

Actual Proof by Korean National Weightlifting Team

To relax the body means to put the body in the condition where the function of muscles and organs can be fully utilized. In this condition, you will have more flexibility, instantaneous power and resilience, which results in better record in sports.
In 2003, Korean National Weightlifting Team started to introduce CHRIO in the team. With improvement of resilience and body function brought by relaxation effect by CHRIO. weightlifters successfully increased amount of practice, achieved new record, established world record and won medals in the Olympics. They wonderfully proved relaxation effet by CHRIO.
Now let us introduce a story by Mr. Yeom Dong Chul, former head coach of Korean National Weightlifting Team, who built this team up into one of world’s strongest teams.

1989　Gold medalist in Asian Championships
1990　Gold medalist in Asian Game
1991　Gold medalist in Asian Game / Gold medalist in Asian Championship
1992　Participated in Barcelona Olympics
2000　Physical trainer in a professional basketball team
2003　Coach of Korean National Weightlifting Team (men)
2005　Head coach of Korean National Weightlifting Team (women)
2006　Brought Jan Mi Ran to the world record holder in +75kg class in World Championship

I thought firstly that Korean Weightlifting Team, having won no medals for many years, would need a revolutionary method of training to boost it to the world level.
I started working from mental side. I made it a rule to use positive words in conversation in order to wipe out negative feeling and mood that had rooted in the team during continuous losses for years.
Then I changed overall training program. The ratio of muscle workout and technical training was 7:3 in conventional program, but I reversed the ratio putting much importance on technical training.
While doing all these, I cut off anything redundant and unnecessary in training and started to take full measures for better resilience, which is the key to be strong, utilizing CHRIO product.

Recovery from Muscle Fatigue

Weightlifting is as hard as marathon in the meaning that it abuses muscles a lot. Marathon runners continue training to win the medals by running as long distance as many rounds around the earth.
Like marathon runners, weightlifters impose an incredible amount of training on themselves.
The total amount of one day training of a weightlifter could do was 40,000KG – 45,000KG, which was the maximum amount for a man. Although having done this maximum training, Korean weightlifters could not reach the world level yet.
They needed to have harder training in order to win the medals. However, any training exceeding the limit was too dangerous to do. Unless they could recover from fatigue, they would leave damage on muscle fibers. The most important issue in everyday training was how to recover and how to relax the body. “If only they can exercise their inherent resilience, they can continue hard amount of training in their best condition. In the end, it will bring them to the world level.” This is what we concerned most.
We started to introduce CHRIO for the purpose of reducing accumulation of muscle fatigue. All the team put trust on CHRIO and got reassured by using CHRIO, feeling easiness in tomorrow’s another hard training even after today’s hard training.

Training -> Recovery -> Training -> Recovery with CHRIO

Improvement in lifestyle or dietary habit is effective for enhancing resilience, of course. In addition, we used CHRIO and succeeded in faster recovery form fatigue and damage.
Weightlifters continued to use CHRIO and they could go through the whole training menu effectively, not suffering from fatigue left after previous training. Let me show you examples. In the period of time before 2004 Athens Olympics, Korean weightlifting team practiced the hardest training ever. In three days of a week, they could train by lifting 90% of their maximum amount. It was an extraordinary work to do, departing far from common weightlifting knowledge. Before introducing CHRIO, weightlifters had practiced 10 sets of lifting 70% of maximum amount. In contrast, after introducing CHRIO, they could increase the practice to 25 sets. Consequently, the total amount of one day training increased from 40,000KG up to 60,000KG – 65,000KG.
Jan Mi Ran, the silver medalist in women 75+ class weightlifting in 2004 Athens Olympics, has increased her record by 68KG since we meet. Her record started from just over 250KG, then continued to rise even after Athens Olympics and went up to the world record, 318KG, in 2006. She also established 330KG, non-admitted record though. She has achieved unbelievable results in these years.