Wireless Ems Home Version Fitness Machine

Wireless ems home version fitness machine

Because WB-EMS technology is a rather novel technology, a brief introduction will be given. Most innovative and different from the well-established local EMS, current WB-EMS equipment enables the simultaneous activation of up to 20 muscle groups (upper legs, upper arms, hips, abdomen, chest, waist, middle back, shoulder, ) with different selectable intensities.

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Q:What are your payment term ? 

A:TT/Western union 

Q:What certification do you have ? 

A:CE, CTT, EMC, ROHS, SGS,GTS,FCC. 

Q: Can I add our company Logo on the training suit/ system/ box? 

A: Yes, we are support OEM.For appearance change, like Logo, operating system background, language, suit design, it would be easy to achieve. 

Q: If after the warranty period expires, there is a problem with the product, what should I do? 

A: We support you send it to us, we help repair, you only need to pay shipping and maintenance costs, we will provide you with the best repair price. 

Q:Can it be used in group teaching? 

A: Yes, one system can control 4 people at the same time. 

Q: Do you support sample for review quality? 

A: Yes .we support sent sample ,sample need charge the sample cost and shipping cost. 

Q: Where are your products mainly sold? 

A:Our products sold in the mainland China keeps growing steadily. As for the globe, our customers are mainly from Europe, South Korea and the Middle East. 

Q:How does your factory do regarding quality control? 

A: We have a strictly quality inspection department. Our engineers will carefully check and test the machines many times before we deliver them to you. To make sure you can get the high quality machines, only the machines that have passed the strict quality inspection can be delivered to you. 

Q:Do you have any timely technology support? 

A:We have a professional technology supporting team for your timely support.

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Participants of the HIT and WB-EMS exercise group performed 16 weeks of either high-intensity exercise training or WB-EMS from November 2014 until March 2015 and from January 2015 until May 2015, respectively, in a well-equipped local gym. All the exercise sessions were consistently supervised; furthermore, participants recorded intensity, volume, and frequency of exercise in 4-week training logs. In both interventions (HIT and WB-EMS), all participants were requested to maintain their usual medication, dietary habits, physical activity, and exercise outside the trial protocol throughout the study course.

Adding up the stimulated area, 2,800 cm2 of body surface can be activated simultaneously. Strain or more precise current intensity can be individually selected and modified during the EMS session. The WB-EMS protocol applied in the present study scheduled the intermitted low intensity/low amplitude movement protocol slightly adapted from usual commercial settings and elaborately described in recent studies. In detail, participants conducted a consistently guided and supervised 20-minute WB-EMS session 3 times in 2 weeks (i.e., 1.5 times per week; each Monday or Tuesday and each second Thursday, Friday, or Saturday), always on two nonconsecutive days over 16 weeks. Groups of three participants were coached by a certified instructor; the session was also acoustically and visually guided by videos that exactly mimic the 6 s movement and 4 s rest rhythm of the protocol. Using WB-EMS devices from miha bodytec® (Gersthofen, Germany), bipolar electric current was applied with a frequency of 85 Hz and a pulse breadth of 350 μs intermittently with 6 s of EMS simulation to perform the movement and 4 s of rest . Generally, the WB-EMS protocol closely followed the typical setting of commercial WB-EMS sessions with their low loading/low amplitude movement strategy. In summary, the 6 basic movements (“core exercises”) given in Table 2 were combined and slightly modified (e.g., twisted crunch) to generate 12 dynamic exercises that were performed without any additional weights in a standing position. Exercises were structured in 1-2 sets of 6–8 repetitions.