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Strength Simplified by Science.

EXPERIENCE

The Benefits of EMS

At E20, we use Electric Muscle Stimulation (EMS) to amplify the body’s natural mechanics.

 

In a traditional workout, your brain sends electrical signals to your muscles to trigger contractions, typically only reaching 40–50% of available fibers.

 

E20 technology enhances this signal, bypassing the limitations of the central nervous system to activate up to 90% of your muscle fibers simultaneously.

 

This results in a deeper, more efficient recruitment of muscle tissue, allowing you to build functional power and metabolic momentum in a fraction of the time, all while eliminating the joint stress associated with heavy external loads.

IMPROVE

Body Composition

Stimulating muscle growth and aiding in fat reduction.

ENHANCE

Muscle Function

Stimulating nerve communication and improving muscle recruitment.

SUPPORT

Rehabilitation

Gently contracts muscles to improve strength, healing, and blood flow.

ADVANCE

Cardiopulmonary Health

Increasing blood flow and improving oxygen uptake.

PROMOTE

Physical Strength

Stimulating deeper muscle contractions, reaching more muscle fibers.

BOOST

Cognitive Function

Improving mood, reducing stress, and enhancing sleep quality

Maximum Muscle Activation. Low Intensity. High Impact.

EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMMING

Proven Clinical Efficacy

The effectiveness of EMS is supported by decades of sports science and clinical research.

 

These peer-reviewed studies validate the impact of total muscle activation on lean mass growth, metabolic rate, and functional recovery.

 

Explore the data behind the protocol that is redefining the standard for modern strength training.

National Library of Medicine

Effects of electrical muscle stimulation on core muscle activation and physical performance in non-athletic adults: A randomized controlled trial

Journal of Applied Physiology

Prolonged electrical muscle stimulation exercise improves strength and aerobic capacity in healthy sedentary adults

Journal of Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation

Effect of 8-week frequency-specific electrical muscle stimulation combined with resistance exercise training on muscle mass, strength, and body composition in men and women

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