Introduction Strength, performance, and rehabilitation critically depend on muscle synchrony. While conventional training relies on asynchronous muscle contractions, EMS training allows for simultaneous motor unit activation, […]

Introduction In muscle development, frequency matters. Strength, endurance, and recovery all depend on the rate of muscle activation. Unlike traditional resistance training, which is limited by […]

Introduction While increasing power is essential for many athletes, endurance athletes and those seeking muscle efficiency prioritize the growth of slow-twitch (Type I) fibers. Conventional endurance […]

Introduction Strength, speed, and athletic performance depend heavily on muscle fiber transformation. EMS training has been shown to assist in converting slow-twitch (Type I) fibers into […]

Introduction Strength training and sports performance rely heavily on muscle activation. The muscle activation patterns in conventional strength training and electromyostimulation (EMS) training differ significantly. EMS […]