Low-Impact Exercise: SpeedFit’s EMS training is low-impact, making it suitable for individuals with joint issues or those who may need to minimise stress on their bodies. It can provide a way for seniors to engage in physical activity without putting excessive strain on their joints and connective tissues.
Muscle Strength and Conditioning: As people age, maintaining muscle strength becomes increasingly important for mobility, balance, and overall functional independence. SpeedFit’s EMS technology stimulates muscle contractions, targeting deep muscle fibers that may be difficult to engage through regular exercise. This can help improve muscle strength and tone in elderly individuals.
Time Efficiency: SpeedFit can provide an effective workout in a shorter amount of time and can be beneficial for seniors who may have limited energy or medical issues. The 20-minute SpeedFit EMS training sessions can offer a time-efficient option for maintaining physical fitness without requiring lengthy workouts.
Personalised Approach: SpeedFit’s personalised approach to training allows for individual customisation based on the elderly person’s specific needs, limitations, and fitness level. SpeedFit trainers can tailor the intensity and frequency of the electro-impulses to ensure a safe and appropriate workout for the individual.
Rehabilitation and Recovery: For elderly individuals recovering from injuries or surgeries, SpeedFit’s EMS training may aid in rehabilitation by targeting specific muscle groups without placing excessive stress on the injured area. The controlled muscle contractions can help improve circulation, range of motion, and muscle activation during the recovery process.
It’s important to note that elderly individuals should consult with their GP or healthcare provider before starting any new exercise program.
