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BODYTECH focuses on the field of EMS sports technology with its high-quality products and innovative solutions and is a professional in fitness, shaping, and rehabilitation. BODYTECH technical engineers develop high-quality equipment that is safe, beautiful, and easy to use.

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Quality Assurance

We care about the safety of the EMS training machine, and our products have been certificated by CE, EMC, SGS Rohs, POCE, and IOS9001.

Good Services

We have an experienced and professional customer support team to provide flexible service to customers around the world, giving full support from product design to marketing.

Professional R&D Team

Our factory has more than 500 workers, and a strong R&D and QC team. We develop our software, electronic systems, special suits, and accessories exclusively, bringing a unique and different product.

3 Years Warranty & 5% Spare Parts

We aim to provide you with high-quality products and services. With a 3-year warranty and 5% spare parts, we are able to provide you with a reassuring user experience.

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Brief Introduction to EMS Device

An EMS (electrical muscle stimulation) device is an exercise machine that contracts muscles by means of low frequency electrical stimulation. Rather than the brain transmitting signals to the muscles, the device transmits electric signals directly to the muscles. The wide electrode surface area means that a wider area of your body is stimulated.

Parameters

Item	Parameter	Item	Parameter
Weight	150G	The output voltage	0-50VDC square wave
Size	XXS-XXL	Output frequency	0.5-200HZ
Use period	1 year	Output pulse width	1-500US
Battery capacity	2650mAh	Operating temperature and humidity	10-40℃,30%-85%RH
Charging rating	DC5V	Transportation and storage temperature and humidity	-40-55℃,10%RH~93%RH
Battery Voltage	3.8V	Operating pressure	860-1060hPA
Battery Life	400times	Transportation and storage pressure	500hPA-1060hPA

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Working Principle of EMS Device

To use EMS, electrodes are placed on the skin over target areas of skeletal muscle tissue. An attached electromyostimulation device emits low-frequency impulses through the electrodes that mimic the natural neuromuscular impulses your brain sends through the motor neurons to get your muscles to contract. The muscle fibers react to the EMS impulse the same way that they do to the natural neuromuscular impulses that arrive via the motor neuron from your brain. When the impulse reaches the muscle fibers, they contract. Therefore, using EMS is a way to augment the number of impulses or motor units recruited when using a muscle. With EMS devices, you add external, and thus additional, cues to the muscle fibers to contract. Plus, you can also dial in the electrical muscle stimulation impulse intensity to make sure it exceeds the threshold of the all-or-nothing principle of muscle contraction, ensuring the muscle fibers do indeed contract when signaled.

Benefits of EMS Device

Whole Body Electrical Muscle Stimulation Suit

Time Saving
Thanks to the simultaneous activation of 350 muscles, we will manage to reduce the training time to just 20 minutes. The powerful activation and the large number of activated muscles makes it possible for us to train only twice a week. With 20 minutes, twice a week and a correct programming we will have more than enough time to achieve the goals we have set for ourselves to have the body we have always wanted.

Faster Results
Following the same principle as above. The effects achieved with EMS training workout are much faster than with any conventional training, due to the powerful muscular activation and the high number of muscles that we activate in each workout. Studies show that muscle activation achieved with electrostimulation can reach 95% of the total fibers that make up a muscle, compared to activation of 60-70% in conventional training.

Activation of Deep, Stabilizer Muscles
Electrostimulation training will allow us to activate muscles unthinkable with any other type of training. The deep fibers of the gluteus or the abdominal stabilizing layer (transverse abdominis muscle), among others, are muscles that are difficult to activate due to the depth at which they are found. Thanks to electrostimulation, we will be able to reach this type of deep and difficult to activate musculature, modifying the parameters such as the depth of the stimulus or pulse width in your EMS training equipment. Make sure to choose a professional equipment, to offer a quality service.

Injury Prevention
There are no additional loads, so you have no possibility of injuring yourself. However, there are many more physiological and chemical benefits than can be gained from this training method.

Physiological Benefits of EMS Training
On a physiological level, the benefits of using electrostimulation applied to sport (i.e. EMS training) are innumerable. However, the following physiological benefits can be highlighted:
●Benefits for the Muscles
Higher percentage of activated fibers in each muscle. As we have already mentioned, exercising with EMS device will allow us a greater and better muscle activation.
●Benefits for the Tendons
By not using external loads to achieve deep muscle activation our tendons will stop suffering, as they do with weight training.
●Benefits for the Joints
Continuing with the previous point, the absence of weight for muscle activation means that our joints will not suffer. There is no such thing as the famous joint impact that overloads and wears out the joint.
●Vascular and Capillary Benefits
The benefits of the cardiovascular system through the practice of physical exercise and the significant improvement in disease prevention make this type of training the best life insurance you can have.

Components of EMS Device

Suit

●Antibacterial and Durable
Introducing a durable and holistically anti-bacterial suit that meets the highest hygiene standards.
●Flexible
The flexible fabric adapts to your body for maximum comfort.
●Easy to Wear
Easily wear and remove with a specially designed zipper.
●Washable
It can be removed and cleaned at any time.

The Devices

●Connection
This device features magnetic contacting for secure connection and easy handling.
●The Battery
Its battery can last for over 8 hours of continuous work.
●Easy to Carry
Weighing only 150g, it is highly portable for use during training sessions.

Six Patterns

●Lose Weight
●Muscle-Building
●Toning
●Health
●Rehabilitation
●Professional

Choosing the Right EMS Suit

Understanding Individual Fitness Goals

Before diving into EMS training, it’s crucial to identify personal fitness goals. Whether aiming for muscle toning, strength building, or overall fitness improvement, selecting exercises that align with these objectives enhances the effectiveness of the workout.

Quality and Brand Considerations

Not all EMS suits are created equal. Invest in a high-quality suit from a reputable brand to ensure safety and durability. Cheap alternatives might compromise effectiveness and pose potential risks.

Benefits of EMS Training Device Compared to Regular Training

Increased Endurance: EMS can help increase muscular endurance by stimulating muscles to contract for longer periods of time, which can be especially useful for athletes and people who engage in physically demanding activities.

Targeted Muscle Activation

EMS allows for targeted muscle activation, which can help strengthen and tone specific muscle groups that may be difficult to reach through regular exercise.

Greater Efficiency

EMS training sessions are shorter than traditional workouts, just 25 minutes making it a more time efficient way to train.

Versatility

EMS can be used for a variety of fitness goals, such as strength training, rehabilitation and pain management. It can also be used by people with disabilities or injuries who are unable to perform certain exercises.

Popular EMS Exercises

Targeting Core Muscles
EMS training suits excel in activating core muscles, offering a dynamic approach to strengthening abdominal muscles and improving overall core stability. Exercises like planks and twists become more impactful with EMS.

Enhancing Cardiovascular Health
Contrary to popular belief, EMS training isn’t solely for muscle building. Incorporating cardio-focused EMS exercises can elevate heart rate, contributing to improved cardiovascular health.

Targeting Upper Body Strength
●Bicep Blasters: Engage your biceps with controlled curls, maximizing the EMS suit’s impact on arm muscles.
●Shoulder Sculptors: Elevate your shoulder workout with EMS, focusing on lateral raises for well-defined shoulders.
●Triceps Tightening: Optimize tricep exercises like dips to tighten and tone the muscles effectively.
●Strengthening Core Stability
●Plank Power: Intensify the classic plank by incorporating EMS, activating deep core muscles for better results.
●Twist and Tone: Add a twist to your routine with EMS-enhanced torso twists, targeting obliques and abdominal muscles.
●Crunch Control: Reinvent traditional crunches by integrating EMS impulses, making every repetition more impactful.

Safety Measures of EMS Device

Importance of Professional Guidance
While EMS training is generally safe, seeking guidance from fitness professionals is advisable, especially for beginners. Professionals can tailor workouts to individual fitness levels, ensuring a safe and effective experience.

Monitoring Intensity Levels
Adjusting the intensity of EMS impulses is crucial to prevent muscle strain or injury. Beginners should start with lower intensity levels, gradually increasing as their fitness improves.

Video Display

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Ultimate FAQ Guide to EMS Device

Q: What is EMS training?

A: For anyone who has suffered a muscle injury or had reduced motion range in a particular area of your body, you may have had EMS therapy at physiotherapy. A device which brings electrical currents to your muscles via conduction pads attached to your skin is used for the stimulation. The currents gently making contact with your nerve endings is what makes your muscles contract and relax. It’s the tightening and loosening of your muscles in this way that aids the healing process. Well, some experts believe that we can use small amounts of electrical stimulation in the same way all over our bodies while we train to help maximise the results. This is done through wearing an EMS vest or suit during training. While your muscles are engaged during your workout, the additional stimulation means the work you’re putting in goes that little bit further.

Q: Is EMS training better than gym?

A: Choosing to use EMS alongside your regular training sessions can only benefit your exercise routine. In a 15–20 minute workout while using EMS, you’ll be engaging 98% of your muscles, compared to around 60% you’d be engaging during a regular gym workout. The number of calories burnt in a quick EMS session will vary from person to person, but it can be around the 400-500 calorie mark. Plus, in an EMS workout, you’ll be doing exercises with a lower impact on your joints and muscles which greatly reduces the risk of injury and generally overdoing it.

Q: Can EMS training build muscle?

A: Generally speaking, EMS training allows you to elevate your strength training sessions at the gym so that you can build muscle faster (over time) by putting in fewer hours. Delivering the stimulating pulse to your muscles to contract them, while you’re already working them, means that your muscles are put under more stress with less effort from you during your session at the gym. It means you can train for shorter periods of time (15-20 minutes per session) but achieve the same or even better results. This means that you can avoid tiring during lengthy sessions and you can really maximise your efforts at each session you throw yourself into.

Q: Does EMS reduce belly fat?

A: It’s good news – the EMS research out there tells us that EMS training helps to reduce abdominal obesity as well as decreasing waist circumference and body fat percentage. If fat loss is at the top of your list of goals, tell your trainer this. They’ll be able to focus your EMS training on your problem areas.

Q: Does EMS get rid of cellulite?

A: There has been some research to say that EMS can help reduce cellulite. The electrical pulses to the muscle make it contract, tightening and loosening it again and again. This can help tighten the muscle over time that’s just under the skin in your thighs or other areas. The placement of the EMS suits or vests on your body will be chosen for the benefits to your workout rather than any cellulite loss. But, you can hope to see this as a positive side effect.

Q: Does EMS build collagen?

A: While EMS does not encourage collagen growth, there is some evidence to show that it can have a positive effect on your skin if it is applied to the right muscles.

Q: How long should you use electrical muscle stimulation?

A: Because during a workout you are already putting your body under a certain amount of stress, it’s recommended that EMS is performed for shorter periods of time. Any EMS training class you find at any gym will tend to be 15-20 minutes long in duration. This is partly because we are still learning about EMS during training and wouldn’t want to put anyone at any risk, but also because 15-20 minutes is really enough. You will find that after a 15 minute EMS training session, you will really be feeling the burn. And when it comes to the following day, the burn continues as your muscles repair themselves. Remember, it mightn’t feel like you’ve done an intensive workout, but the electric currents are doing much of the work. Those 15-20 minutes of EMS training can be made up of anything from cardio, to strength training and even massage. Exercises while undergoing EMS will be kept low-impact with exercises like lunges, squats and planks. The intensity can increase gradually over time as you gain experience with EMS and figure out what it does for your body.

Q: Who cannot use EMS?

A: If you have a defibrillator or a pacemaker, it is recommended that you do not take up EMS training. This is also the case if you have epilepsy, diabetes mellitus or you have a severe circulatory disorder. It is also the case for pregnant women. However, for post-natal women, EMS is considered a useful tool for muscle repair after having given birth. It’s proven to help new mums build up the strength in their pelvic floor, helping with incontinence and general abdominal strength.

Q: Is it good to use EMS every day?

A: We do not recommend that EMS training is done every day. That’s because your muscles need time to recover fully between each session, which is the case with any kind of strength training.

Q: Is EMS training painful?

A: Generally speaking, an EMS workout will feel a little bit tougher than the same workout without EMS. That’s because the pulse activity acts as resistance. Every move you make will feel that little bit harder than it would normally, meaning you will tire more quickly. But, remember that most EMS training sessions will last 15-20 minutes only – so try to focus on that as you feel the burn.

Q: What are the side effects of EMS training?

A: There are no known negative side effects to EMS training. The electrical impulses felt by your muscles are at a low frequency and do not harm the body in any way if delivered by safe machines and in a safe way. The key benefits EMS will have on your body are muscle strength and fat loss, but remember that you can also reap the rewards of the additional positive side effects – reduction in cellulite and the physical appearance of tightened flesh.

Q: Is the EMS equipment clean and sterile?

A: The vests or suits you wear during an EMS training session are usually made from cotton and these are of course washed between every single use. The electric pads that sit within the vests or suits can work through the material that’s washed, and they don’t make contact with the skin directly. The pads are replaced regularly and covered with special anti-bacterial fabric for additional hygiene.

Q: What are the benefits of EMS device?

A: To start, it can help reduce edema (swelling) and expedite the healing process of injured or damaged tissue. Electric muscle stimulation can also help reduce chronic pain. Other benefits include: May improve joint pain and swelling.

Q: Do EMS devices really work?

A: Many studies and anecdotes show that electric muscle stimulators are effective in strengthening and improving physical performance at all skill levels, but it's important to understand that EMS shouldn't be used as a replacement for a solid workout. Combine your training with a muscle stimulator for the best results.

Q: Is EMS training good for you?

A: EMS training improves circulation and flushes out lactic acid build-up that occurs after exercise and leads to delayed onset muscle soreness. When combined with active EMS recovery, it can minimise soreness after working out, and speed up recovery.

Q: What happens if you overuse EMS?

A: Some potential risks of overuse include skin irritation or burns at the electrode sites, muscle soreness or fatigue, and interference with pacemakers or other implanted medical devices. Additionally, using these devices excessively may lead to muscle atrophy if not accompanied by regular physical activity.

Q: Is EMS training good for sleep?

A: Electric muscle stimulation can really aid good sleep. EMS training helps restore your muscles, improve muscle tension and even help ease everyday aches and pains. That makes it easier for your body to relax and when your body is relaxed, your mind finds it easier to settle down to sleep.

Q: Does EMS burn calories?

A: While EMS training can help burn calories and improve body composition, it is not a substitute for a healthy diet. A balanced and nutritious diet is essential for overall health and achieving fitness goals. It's not a cure for medical conditions such as obesity, diabetes, or high blood pressure.

Q: How many calories do you burn in a 20 minute EMS session?

A: Since muscle fibres are activated more than with regular exercise, the clients burn up to an average of 800 calories in 20 minutes whilst performing movements such as bicep curls, crunches, squats, lunges, and other exercises.

Q: Is EMS good for building muscle?

A: EMS could be used either as a way to enhance muscle development when combined with exercise, or as an alternative to exercise in those who are already too unhealthy to exercise effectively. EMS may be beneficial for healthy people who are looking to gain muscle through exercise.

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