Frequently Asked Questions

EMS training involves the use of electrical impulses to stimulate muscle contractions. This technique is achieved through a device that sends electrical signals to the muscles via electrodes placed on the skin. The impulses mimic the natural signals sent by the brain to prompt muscle contractions, effectively engaging the muscles during workouts.

1. Electrical Impulses: When the EMS device is activated, it sends electrical impulses through the electrodes to the targeted muscle groups. These impulses cause the muscles to contract and relax, similar to how they would respond during voluntary exercise.
2. Muscle Activation: EMS training can activate a higher percentage of muscle fibers compared to traditional workouts. This is particularly beneficial for deep muscle layers that are often difficult to engage through regular exercises.
3. Customisable Settings: The intensity and duration of the electrical impulses can be adjusted based on the individual’s fitness level and training goals. This customisation allows for a tailored workout experience, catering to both beginners and advanced athletes.
4. Supplement to Traditional Training: EMS is not intended to replace conventional workouts but rather to complement them. It can be used in conjunction with strength training, cardio, or rehabilitation exercises to enhance overall performance and recovery.

1. Efficiency: EMS sessions are typically shorter in duration, often lasting around 20-30 minutes. This efficiency makes it an appealing option for those with busy schedules who still want to achieve effective workouts.
2. Improved Muscle Strength and Tone: Regular EMS training can lead to improved muscle strength, tone, and definition. The intense muscle contractions promote hypertrophy, helping to build lean muscle mass.
3. Enhanced Recovery: EMS can aid in the recovery process by increasing blood circulation, reducing muscle soreness, and promoting relaxation in fatigued muscles. This makes it a valuable tool for athletes after intense workouts.
4. Injury Rehabilitation: EMS is often used in physical therapy settings to assist with rehabilitation from injuries. The gentle stimulation can help maintain muscle strength and prevent atrophy during recovery periods.
5. Accessibility: EMS training is suitable for various fitness levels and can be adapted for individuals with different needs, including those with mobility issues or specific health conditions.

During the initial 8 weeks of EMS training, it’s recommended to schedule just one session per week. Once you complete this period, you can increase your training frequency to two sessions per week, ensuring that you allow for a 3-day recovery between each session. This structured approach helps your body adapt effectively while maximizing the benefits of EMS training.

EMS training offers the convenience of being conducted almost anywhere—whether at home, in the workplace, or any location that suits you. With a mobile kit available, we can easily adapt to your schedule and preferences, making it easy to fit EMS sessions into your routine whenever and wherever you need them.

Yes, you can lose weight with EMS training! In many cases, participants have reported losing 2 to 4 inches in just 4 sessions. However, it’s important to remember that these results are most effective when combined with a balanced diet that supports your training efforts. By integrating EMS training with healthy eating habits, you can maximise your weight loss results and enhance your overall fitness

What should you bring to your EMS session? Simply bring yourself and a water bottle! We provide the necessary base layer and equipment for your workout. This means you can easily fit a session into your lunch hour and return to work feeling refreshed and energised.