“My name’s Eadie Biggs. I’m 11 years old and I love to play tennis. I usually play tennis 5 to 6 times a week. I want to be a professional tennis player. I find it really satisfying when you hit the ball clean off your racket.”
At just 11 years old, Eadie has big aspirations. She is extremely talented and loves playing tennis – not because she wants to win, but because she enjoys challenging herself and her capabilities. She can’t wait to one day be hitting the world stage and competing in a grand slam. She wants to be an inspiration for other young athletes who share the same dream.
“It’s a really fun game for all ages, which is why I love it. You also don’t have to play professionally as it’s such a social game, you can play with your family and muck around and still have just as much fun.”
ABMMA’s sponsorship of youth athletes
ABMMA is a proud sponsor of Eadie through the Great Dreams Program, a volunteer foundation dedicated to helping young people achieve their dreams through financial support and practical guidance.
Tracy Taulier, ABMMA Founder, believes proper recovery and injury prevention are the keys to success for our future sporting stars.
“Partnering with Great Dreams allows ABMMA to support young athletes to achieve their goals by increasing performance endurance and optimisation. Focusing on injury prevention allows these athletes to prolong their professional careers.”
Bioelectric Meridian Therapy for injury prevention
ABMMA’s revolutionary Bioelectric Meridian Therapy helps to prolong Eadie’s young athletic career through injury prevention with regular self-treatment using the ABMMA PRO BMT Device.
“If you’ve done a really hard or long training session, you need to recover, so that means stretching or using the machine. You can use it by yourself. You can just stand there and it’ll work and move all the energy around, or you can get someone else to do it.”
Eadie uses the specially developed TGA-approved device after her more intense training sessions and targets any areas of pain or discomfort, such as knots in her shoulders or legs. The device is easy to use for self-application by placing the pads on any areas of discomfort and using the frequencies to gently activate the muscles and tendons surrounding the joint.
Eadie notices a big difference after using BMT, as she wakes up the next morning with no joint soreness or stiffness, ready to hit the courts and train again.
“I feel like it’s making a difference because sometimes on Thursdays I go down to Brisbane and I train all day, so then sometimes when we get home, my legs are really sore the next day if we don’t use it. But if we use it, I feel like I didn’t even train that hard because my legs aren’t sore at all after I use it.”
“So in 10 years, I’ll be flying grand slams. Maybe a bit nervewracking going out, but yeah, exciting. Definitely!”
Watch Eadie’s journey with BMT and how it has assisted her recovery:
