Prog. no.
E ective application areas,
indications
10
Shaping the forearm muscles
11
Tightening the abdominal muscles
12
Maximising the strength of the
abdominal muscles
13
Shaping the abdominal muscles
14
Toning the abdominal muscles
15
Strengthening the thigh muscles
16
Maximising the strength of the
thigh muscles
17
Explosive force of the thigh
muscles
18
Shaping the thigh muscles
19
Toning the thigh muscles
20
Strengthening the lower leg
muscles
21
Maximising the strength of the
lower leg muscles
22
Explosive force of the lower leg
muscles
23
Shaping the lower leg muscles
24
Toning the lower leg muscles
25
Strengthening the shoulder
muscles
26
Maximising the strength of the
shoulder muscles
27
Tightening the shoulder muscles
28
Strengthening the lower back
muscles
Running
Possible
time (min)
electrode
positioning
30
16–17
30
18–20
30
18–20
30
18–20
30
18–20
30
23, 24
30
23, 24
30
23, 24
30
23, 24
30
23, 24
30
26, 27
30
26, 27
30
26, 27
30
26, 27
30
26, 27
30
30
30
30
4–11
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Prog. no.
E ective application areas,
29
Maximising the strength of the
lower back muscles
30
Tightening the gluteal muscles
31
Strengthening the gluteal muscles
32
Maximising the strength of the
gluteal muscles
EMS programs 33–35 can be set individually (see section on "Cus-
tomisable programs"). For correct electrode positioning, refer to the
section "Information on electrode placement".
8.6 MASSAGE program table
Prog. no.
E ective application areas,
1
Tapping massage 1
2
Tapping massage 2
3
Tapping massage 3
4
Kneading massage 1
5
Kneading massage 2
6
Pressure massage
7
Relaxing massage 1
1–4
8
Relaxing massage 2
9
Relaxing massage 3
1–4
10
Relaxing massage 4
1–4
11
Spa massage 1
12
Spa massage 2
13
Spa massage 3
14
Spa massage 4
29
Running
indications
time (min)
30
30
30
30
Running
indications
time (min)
20
Possible
electrode
positioning
4–11
22
22
22
Possible
electrode
positioning
1–28