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EMS Technology

Electrical Muscle Stimulation, or EMS, is a technology based on several decades of research and development work, and is successfully applied in the areas of fitness, rehabilitation as well as the beauty industry. EMS technology passes on stimulation directly to the muscles, causing the muscles to contract and then relax in a concentrated form.

One of the main benefit of muscle stimulation comes from the intense muscle contraction, which effectively reaches the deeper muscles as well. Furthermore, the EMS technology plays a major role in improving blood circulation and increasing the metabolism to remove the excess by-products.

A professional and advanced integrated electrical stimulator should enable you to:

Modify the parameters and intensity of each session (depth, pulse width, contraction and relaxation time)

Use it quickly and easily, but most importantly, professionally.

Compared with traditional training, optimize training time and improve results.

Weight Loss

With a balanced diet and 20-minutes workouts twice a week

Time Saver

Only 20 minutes of EMS training can replace 3 hours of regular workout

Preventing Injuries

By being a training without additional load

Strength Increasement

By stimulating more than 350 muscles at the same time

The question you may want to ask:

Is EMS training safe?

Yes, the training is safe.

Electro Muscle Stimulation is not a new trend, as it has been used since the 1960’s in rehabilitation and over years by physios, osteopaths and many other different health professionals. The low-frequency impulse exclusively activates the striated skeletal muscles. Organs and the heart are not reached.

As you’re only working out mainly with your body weight, the risk of injury is minimal as well.

We are using the products of the market leader bodytech ems, who have a long history in this field and are constantly working with universities and certified bodies to ensure safety and efficiency.

Is EMS training for everybody?

You don’t need to be an athlete to do EMS training or have a certain fitness level.

EMS is perfect as an add-on to your workout routine or by itself if you’re just getting back into exercise.

Most people can use EMS, however, if you have some of the following conditions EMS may not be allowed or only with a clearance of your doctor:

Pregnant, medical implants, epilepsy, circulatory disorders, bleeding disorders, particular diseases, severe neurological disorders, acute bacterial or viral infections, diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, respiratory ailments, cancer