Toowong QLD Fitness Studio | EMS Bodysuit Muscle Toning Workouts Launched
Apr 12, 2022
Toowong,Australia - April 12, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) bodysuits stimulate and enhance muscle contraction with electrical impulses leading to faster muscle development and increased metabolism during exercise. With the studio launch, clients can enjoy a range of tailored cardio and muscle toning EMS sessions with expert coaches.
More details can be found at https://www.leansuits.com.au
During LeanSuit training, low-frequency electrical signals are sent to electrodes within the bodysuit. This stimulates stronger muscle contractions than conventional exercise leading to much quicker results. Now, clients only need to train for 20 minutes per session in order to see an increase in tone and lean muscle mass.
Delivering fast results, the cutting-edge EMS technology is a suitable fitness solution for those with busy schedules. It has been praised by celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, Drew Barrymore, Madonna, Tom Holland, Jimmy Kimmel and more.
Research into the effect of electrical stimulation on muscle adaption dates back to the 18th century and multiple studies have shown EMS to be effective in increasing muscle strength and endurance. A trial published by the National Center for Biotechnology Information showed that the abdominal muscles of an experimental group increased in firmness and tone and that waist and abdominal girth were reduced as a result of EMS.
LeanSuits’ new application of EMS combines the workout technology with specialised fitness routines that deliver specific results according to the client’s needs. These include building strength, increasing cardiovascular health, cellulite reduction, and toning and shaping specific areas of the body such as the abs and glutes. Find out more at https://instagram.com/lean.suits
Handmade in Milan and engineered in Germany, the world-leading LeanSuit technology is deep cleaned after every use in specialist ozone cleaning chambers before being hand-washed and sprayed with medical-grade sanitiser. A free trial can be booked via the website and there are a variety of weekly class membership options available.
A spokesperson for the company said: “Exercise in LeanSuits and get lean 6 times faster than any other workout. Let the suits do the work for you and burn 2000 calories from one 20 minute session.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://www.leansuits.com.au/book
Contact Info:
Name: LeanSuits
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Organization: LeanSuits
Address: Unit 4/530 Milton Rd Toowong, Toowong, QLD 4066, Australia
Phone: +61-452-478-487
Website: https://www.leansuits.com.au/
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