What exactly is EMS training and how does it save time for busy people?

Šta je zapravo EMS trening i kako štedi vreme zaposlenim ljudima?

Višestruki Olimpijski pobednik Usain Bolt i EMS Trening

When your workday lasts 8 to 10 hours, along with family and private obligations, going to the gym often seems like an impossible mission. A standard gym workout doesn't actually last only an hour – by the time you arrive, find parking, exercise, wait for machines, and shower, you've lost up to two and a half hours.

EMS (electrical muscle stimulation) – a technology that has become a savior for anyone who wants peak fitness but doesn't have time to waste.

Find out what EMS actually is, how it works, and what the real experience is like when you switch to this type of training, in the text below.

What is EMS training?

In classic training, your brain sends electrical impulses to your muscles to lift weights. EMS technology does the same thing, only externally.

You wear a special suit with electrodes that send mild low-frequency impulses directly into the muscle fibers. While you perform simple movements, even with minimal weights, the impulse simultaneously activates over 90% of the muscle fibers in your body, including deep muscles (core and back) that are hard to reach with classic weights.

That's why 20 minutes of EMS, in terms of energy expenditure and muscle activation, is equivalent to about an hour and a half or two hours of strenuous work in the gym.*

Honestly: Are there any drawbacks?

To make the story complete, here are a few things you need to know before starting:

  • Requires getting used to: The first minute or two under impulses provide a specific muscle-squeezing sensation. It's not painful, but it is unusual.

  • Must be done under supervision: EMS is not home equipment where you press a button and sit. It requires properly guided movements and the presence of a trainer.

  • Stronger muscle soreness at the beginning: Since it activates deep muscles not used in everyday life, expect to feel that you've worked out the next day.

Why is the choice of studio crucial?

Most EMS studios today operate on a "conveyor belt" – you come in, do an express 20 minutes according to a template, and leave because another client enters for the next slot. That's the point – fast and effective training, without spending much time. We at EMS Fit Body Relax studio do things a little differently:

  1. Flexibility and 25–30 minutes instead of the standard 20: In the industry, the average is strictly 20 minutes. Here, the training lasts from 25 to 30 minutes, depending on your available time, energy level, and goals. Those extra 5-10 minutes provide incomparably better dedication and more thorough work on problem areas, without any rush and no contraindications.

  2. You are trained by a Master of Sport Science: It matters who controls the impulses. Correct dosage and exercise selection are performed by a trainer with a master's degree from the Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, which means that the risk of injury is reduced to zero, and the back and joints do not suffer unnecessary strain.

  3. Complete regeneration after work: After the strength training itself, the impulse switches to a program for lymphatic drainage and relaxation. You don't leave the studio exhausted, but refreshed and ready for the rest of the day.

Where exactly is time saved and how much?

In addition to the workout itself, the key difference in favor of EMS lies in the time you lose on side activities. A classic trip to the gym requires serious logistics – looking for parking, waiting in line for a machine or weight to free up, as well as preparation before and after exercise, which, along with an hour and a half of training, can take up to two and a half hours of your day. In an EMS studio, everything is tailored to your schedule: you enter at the scheduled time, equipment is waiting for you, there's no crowd or wandering, so the entire process – from entering the door, through 25 to 30 minutes of guided training with a trainer, to leaving – is completed in less than 45 minutes. You save over an hour and a half per visit, and you get incomparably stronger and more thorough muscle stimulation.

Conclusion: Book your appointment and save time

If your day is full of obligations, and you don't want to sacrifice your health and appearance, EMS is the most effective modern solution.

Experience the difference this week!

 

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*Source: One of the leading world experts and pioneers in electrostimulation research is Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Kemmler from the University of Erlangen in Germany.