HOW DOES electric workout machine WORK?
During traditional strength training the brain sends impulses which stimulate certain muscles to contract. However, not all muscles have a well-developed connection to the brain and these muscles are not activated as easily and therefore they will not develop so well.
electric workout machine stimulates all the major muscle groups and also helps to develop the motoric nerve connections relating to muscle movement. By sending electric impulses directly to these motoric nerves, even the weakly connected muscles are activated. More active muscle tissue requires more energy intake which therefore burns more calories, even at rest!
Why you choose electric workout machine ?
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Our goal is to offer fitness that will challenge you both physically and mentally.
Our dream is to inspire you to take your fitness goals to a level you never thought possible, to realise there are no limits to your potential.
※COMPLETE FREEDOM.
More and more Coach use wireless EMS systems. Using Bluetooth technology, we have overcome what was once thought impossible – allowing complete freedom of movement within the training space, indoors and outdoors.
※MOST ADVANCED FITNESS TECHNOLOGY.
Older electric workout machine requires the wetting of electrodes for activation, however, BODYTECH uses ADVANCED system to get things going only when your body is ready. As such, the risk of sports injury is vastly reduced while still ensuring maximum efficiency.
Main Feature of electric workout machine
-Very short Training Time
-Reduce Body fat
-Rapid Muscle Growth
-Streamlining connective Tissue
-Suitable For any Training Level
-Noticeable and visible -Successes
-Improve Stamina and Strength
-Training of the Deep Muscles
-Joint Training
-Activation of Metabolism
-Training with and without Equipment
-Freedom of Movement there are no Cables
-In and Outdoor possible
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✔We provide two-year warranty, and lifetime maintenance.
✔We directly provide technical support, have strong skilled technique group and engineer team.
✔We respond quickly to customer demands of technical issues and solutions.
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✔OEM/ODM services are available, we have our own developing and design department and manufacturing line, have the top EMS technology snd electric workout machine in the market, which ensure your required machine.
The discussion of electric workout machine
To underline our position with respect to WB-EMS application in the elderly, WB-EMS should not be regarded as an “alternative” to but as an “option” for
replacing certain intensive exercise programmes for elderly subjects who are either
unable or unwilling to exercise conventionally due to the more comprehensive impact
of mixed exercise programmes (Börjesson et al. 2010) for the multi-morbid elderly
(Tesch-Römer 2007). Thus, our pragmatic approach to recruiting a cohort for this
WB-EMS training may be of specific interest. Besides opting to include non-sportive
elderly women only, we focus on lean subjects with osteopenia to generate a study
cohort with a high prevalence of sarcopenia. However, subjects who fulfill these
criteria and are willing to participate in clinical trials are rare. We should point out
that even though all the women 70 years and older living in the area of Erlangen
(n = 9,256) were contacted (Fig. 1), we just missed our calculated sample size of 40
subjects/group. With respect to different sarcopenia definitions (ASMM < 5.45 kg/m2, (Baumgartner et al. 1998); ASMM < 5.67 kg/m2 + gait speed < 1 m/sec (Fielding et
al. 2011); ASMM < 5.45 kg/m2 + gait speed < 0.8 m/sec (Cruz-Jentoft et al. 2010))
the prevalence of sarcopenia ranged between 8 % to 0 % only. Taking into account
that the prevalence of sarcopenia (ASMM <5.45 kg/m2) in the general US population
was reported to be 5–13 % for subjects 60–70 years (Baumgartner et al. 1998;
Morley 2008) and ≈30–50 % for subjects 80 years (Baumgartner et al. 1998;
Morley 2012, Morley et al. 2001), our finding was unexpectedly low, at least after
allowing for the age and status of the cohort. One main reason for our low prevalence
may be that we included community-dwelling subjects only, while cut-off values of
sarcopenia may severely conflict with independent living. This aspect seems
consistent, although Arango-Lopera et al. (2012) still reported a prevalence of 33 % in
their ambulatory cohort of Mexicans 70 years and older. However, with respect to a
cohort closer to our study group of German females 70 years and older, a recent
Finnish article (Patil et al. 2013) that addressed sarcopenia in 70–80-year-old
home-dwelling women confirmed our rather low prevalence of sarcopenia. Applying
the suggested EWGSOP (Cruz-Jentoft et al. 2010) algorithm for sarcopenia (gait
speed (<0.8 m/s) and ASSM (DXA, <5.45 kg/m2)), the authors (Patil et al. 2013)
reported a prevalence of 0.9 % only. Of interest for the sarcopenia
definition/classification issue, only 4 out of 57 subjects (7 %) with low gait speed
showed a low muscle mass index (ASSM <5.45 kg/m2) (Patil et al. 2013) while none
of our subjects with low ASMM (<5.45 kg/m2) demonstrated low gait speed
(<0.8 m/s) (Table 1). Besides clinical effectiveness, the feasibility and subjects' acceptance of the exercise
method or technology are key factors for broad application. With respect to the latter
aspect, the drop-out rate in the WB-EMS group was low and attendance was
satisfying compared with exercise trials of comparable duration (Marques et
al. 2011a). However, one has to bear in mind that our WB-EMS programme was
performed under rather individualized conditions with one instructor and three
participants. Thus, it may be the exclusiveness of the exercise programme rather than
its mode that leads to this high commitment
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