trainingI-Motion PRO

by electrical stimuli

 

How does EMS work?

Whereas in traditional training, the muscles are controlled by electrical impulses coming from the brain which cause contraction and thus movement.
With EMS, the muscles receive stimulation from electrodes and with the revolutionary I-Motion system, thanks to a PRO undersuit.
The muscle is indifferent to the origin of the electrical stimuli (brain or I-Motion Pro combination). The stimuli in both cases lead to muscle contraction. Muscle is a good conductor of electrical stimuli. The excitation of each muscle fiber depends on a sufficient intensity of the stimuli (threshold of activity).
If this threshold is exceeded, the muscle fiber responds with a total contraction (law of all or nothing).
From a certain intensity, all the fibers are activated. A further increase in intensity has no effect.
Thus I-Motion only uses low intensity currents (on a restricted scale of micro amperes) having no implication for the human body other than to act on muscle contraction.

 

Improved health and lessened medical issues:

• -   Postoperative muscle rehabilitation

• -   Compensation for muscle strength imbalances

• -   Relief of back pain, urinary incontinence, muscle hypertonia

• -   Pelvic floor rehabilitation after childbirth

• -  Osteoporosis, body fragility, fall prevention

• -  Prevention and treatment of obesity

• -   Heart failure, cardiac rehabilitation

 

Beauty and wellness :

-  Strengthens connective tissue, increases blood flow and decreases superfluous fat cells

-   Increased metabolism

-   Contour sculpting and body toning

-  Treatment of ''saddlebags'', telangiectasias and varicose veins

-   Specific problem area training

-   Psychological effects (increased vitality, improvedbody perception, increased stress resistance and appetite regulation)

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Sport and Training:

• -   Increased maximum muscle strength

• -  Endurance boost

• -   Targeted muscle development

• -   Rapid growth in muscle strengthpsychological stress,

• -   Core muscle training, core stability

• -   Improved tone

• -   Improved mobility

• -   Specific conditioning of a sport, improvement of performance

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• Contraindications of EMS

• -   Feverish states, acute bacterial or viral infections

• -  Tumors

• -  Tuberculosis

• -  Advanced arteriosclerosis, arterial circulatory disorders

• -   Bleeding, tendency to bleed easily (hemophilia)

• -   Severe neurological disorders

• -   Skin reactions

• -  Pacemakers

• -   Pregnant or breastfeeding