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Practicality and time
savings
01
PhysioFix XBody: Training 2 x per week (duration 20 minutes)
Classic Training: Training 3-5 times a week (duration 60 minutes)
The effect of
muscle training
02
PhysioFix XBody: Up to 30 x greater than classical exercise
Classic Training: About 1x
Calories consumed
03
PhysioFix XBody: 500 kcal – within 6 hours after training
1200 kcal – within 24 hours after training
up to 4000 kcal – within 48 hours after training
Classic Training: Up to 800 kcal
Predicted heart rate
04
PhysioFix XBody: 120 – 130
Classic Training: 150 – 160
First visible results
05
PhysioFix XBody: After 4 – 6 training
Classic Training: After 20 – 25 training
Increasing power
06
PhysioFix XBody: Up to 3x faster
Classic Training: Faster 1x
Balancing muscle balance
07
PhysioFix XBody: Always
Classic Training: Depending on the training and the trainer
Growth of deep
muscle tissue
08
PhysioFix XBody: Up to 5x faster
Classic Training: 1x
The risk of
muscle damage
09
PhysioFix XBody: Very low
Classic Training: High
Risk of damage
to the spine
10
PhysioFix XBody: There are no injuries
Classic Training: Often
Joint loads
11
PhysioFix XBody: No load
Classic Training: Frequently
Elimination of spinal
and hip injury
12
PhysioFix XBody: Very recommended
Classic Training: Rarely recommended exercise, mandatory with a physiotherapist
Help after surgery
and sports injuries
13
PhysioFix XBody: Highly recommended
Classic Training: Normally not recommended
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WHAT IS EMS?
EMS has gained a wildly popular following in Europe and is now beginning to gain popularity in the U.S as well.
EMS is an abbreviation for Electro Musical Stimulation. It is a device whose roots go into the purely medical field, where the device was used in rehabilitation and patients for whom survival, inclusion in normal life is essential fast gain on muscular strength and endurance. Muscular endurance, muscle strength, muscle response and definition. The technique of electro-muscular stimulation imitates completely natural activation and the transfer of information to the central nervous system via an electrical impulse, which tells the muscle that it is shrinking.