Electro Muscle Stimulation (EMS) technology can easily be called a revolution in the world of sport. It was developed in Germany and was foremost intended for medical purposes. Over time, however, German scientists adapted it for use in sports and created the Miha Bodytec myostimulator.

Essentially, the technology is as follows: a device sends an electrical impulse to electrodes fixed on the body of the person. This leads to irritation of the muscles, causing them to grow and tightening up the skin. It’s exactly the same type of irritation that occurs when a person exercises in a gym.

EMS has one major benefit: during EMS training all muscle groups work at the same time, whereas under normal training only 1-2 muscle groups are effectively worked. Thus, electrical stimulation is several times more effective than normal exercise.

Currently, Miha Bodytec is used in different areas:athletes use it as a supplement to their normal workout routine, thereby improving their athletic indicators. Doctors prescribe EMS training to their patients who are to avoid heavy loads. Fitness clubs and beauty salons use the machine to build muscle, burn fat and also to get rid of cellulite.

FAT-LOSS

Our machines have a special program with a special impulse-frequency, that helps effectively lose weight by reducing the fat layer and removing cellulite.
As a result of the weight loss and elimination of fat tissue excess, total body weight decreases, especially in the most problematic areas – the stomach and hips, as well as the arms and chest get tightened up. This has been proven by numerous medical studies conducted by a number of institutes in Germany.

A NEW FORCE FOR THE BACK.

Back pain is still the No. 1 ailment in the population at large. Young and old are affected in equal measure. Stress, unilateral strains, and neglect of the back musculature are the main sources of the complaints.
Our method strengthenes the hard to reach fine and deep muscles near the spine, and increases the bloodflow, good for healing-processes in joints.
We have a 67 year old member with a history of 20 years of backpain, who was an inch away from disc-replacement, he walks on his hands again…