n
The pause time is the time in seconds (s) or milliseconds (ms)
during which no current is flowing.
n
The recommendations for an optimum pulse-pause ratio vary
between 1:1 and 1:5.
n
Guide values for general strength training:
– A good recovery between the individual contractions.
– High performance for each individual contraction.
n
Similar principles for stress and recovery apply as for conven-
tional strength training (
Chapter 5.3 “Training frequency and
).
10.3 Training programs
No.
Program
Duration
Frequency
Pulse
duration
Pulse
pause
Pulse rise
Pulse
width
1
Impulse familiari-
zation
5 min
85 Hz
Continuous
0 s
0 s
350 μs
2
Invigoration -
Basic
20 min
85 Hz
4 s
4 s
0.4 s
350 μs
3
Invigoration -
Advanced
20 min
85 Hz
4 s
4 s
0 s
350 μs
4
Muscular endur-
ance
20 min
7 Hz
Continuous
0 s
0 s
350 μs
5
Body relax
10 min
100 Hz
1 s
1 s
0 s
150 μs
6
Test training
12 min
85 Hz
4 s
4 s
0.4 s
350 μs
The device uses bipolar pulses and supplies all channels equally
during all programs.
Continuously emitted pulse to start off the workout.
The invigoration programs are used for muscle building and tight-
ening and strengthening the connective tissue and the skin. At the
same time, the strengthening programs increase the basal meta-
bolic rate (BMR), thus ensuring that a lot more calories are burnt.
The basic option (2) allows beginners to experience an adequate
workout feeling by providing for a more gently rising pulse wave.
When selecting the advanced option (3), users will experience an
instantaneous pulse rise, resulting in an even stronger contraction
of the muscles.
Pause time
Overview of training programs
Impulse familiarization (1)
Invigoration (2 and 3)
Overview of programs/training plans
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