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ema

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The easiest way to greater well-being!

Why so many people celebrate success with EMa
EMA

Traditional strength training requires a lot of time and experience and cannot be practiced by everyone.
EMS training fills this gap—but only activates the muscles motorically.
EMA takes a more innovative, holistic approach.

Mode of action

Uses carrier waves in the range of 2,000 to 100,000 hertz.

Unlike EMS, it does not primarily stimulate the nerves but directly targets the sarcolemma (the muscle cell membrane).

Penetrates the upper layers of the skin almost effortlessly and significantly more painlessly due to its high frequency.

Effortlessly reaches deep-lying muscle layers (e.g., the transversus abdominis or deep back muscles).

Targets entire muscle groups over a broad area simultaneously, rather than just localized areas beneath the electrodes.

EMA generates a signal that closely resembles the brain’s own command to tense the muscles. Among other things, this prevents overstimulation of the motor nerve pathways, making the training noticeably more comfortable.

Through continuous cell activation, it helps optimize local metabolism and blood circulation.

Enables maximum muscle contractions without any additional strain on tendons, ligaments, or joints. EMA simultaneously activates both endurance (Type I) and fast-twitch (Type II) muscle fibers.

GENERAL BENEFITS OF EMA TRAINING

Effective

EMA activates multiple muscle groups simultaneously, allowing faster results in less time,

Gentle on the joints

EMA is particularly gentle on the joints, as no complex movements or heavier weights are required.

Time-saving

Targeting multiple muscle groups simultaneously reduces workout time to 20 minutes, with the same training effect as a long strength-training session.

Training for everyone

Unlike strength training, EMA requires no prior knowledge and can also be performed at an advanced age or with physical limitations.

TRAIN SMARTER. FEEL THE DIFFERENCE

NEXT LEVEL EMA VS. CLASSIC EMS
FEATURES
EMS Electrical muscle stimulation
EMA Electromyostimulation activation / medium frequency
Type of current
Low-frequency
Modulated intermediate frequency
Typical frequency range
1–150 Hz
~2,000 Hz myo-modulated, with 1–150 Hz neuro-modulated frequencies
Activation method
Neuromuscular stimulation
Direct muscle stimulation with the ability to stimulate the motor neuron
Tissue penetration depth
From superficial to medium tissue depth
Deeper and more comprehensive effect thanks to lower galvanic resistance
Subjective perception
May cause tingling or discomfort at higher intensities
Noticeably more comfortable, with a consistent sensation even at higher intensities
Recruitment of muscle fibers
Well suited for superficial muscles
Excellent for superficial and deeper muscle fibers and fascia
Risk of fatigue / muscle soreness
Medium to high, depending on the intensity
Reduced through improved muscle regeneration & activation of connective tissue
Adaptation to the load
Sometimes more abrupt
More progressive and physiological
FEATURES
EMS Electrical muscle stimulation
EMA Electromyostimulation activation / medium frequency
Efficiency (per session)
High
Very high (greater tolerance → stronger stimulation possible)
Recommended use
Muscle toning, strength training, Classic EMS programs
EMS + intensive training, regeneration, sensitive users, deep muscle training
Suitable for beginners
Yes
Yes, with improved comfort
Suitable for advanced users / athletes
Yes
Yes, with improved comfort
Compatibility with dynamic movements
Good
Excellent – more comfort during high-intensity training
Typical training duration
20 minutes
20 minutes
Thermal sensation
Light
Barely perceptible
Thermal sensation
Light
Barely perceptible

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