PRESENTATION

Build Muscle with TESLA Former prestige

Total body magnetic muscle stimulation and body sculpting with Tesla Former - Functional Magnetic Stimulation.

FMS technology works to stimulate the muscles, inducing supramaximal contractions to build muscle cells quicker than achieved by voluntary muscle contractions experienced during traditional strength training.

TESLA Former prestige is device which is used for muscle strengthening on areas of glutes, abdomen, hamstring area, arms and pelvic floor using the new technology of FMS (Functional Magnetic Stimulation).

TESLA Former prestige will provide a pulsed magnetic field that will contract the muscles through its effect on motor nerves of the muscles on the target site. It has been scientifically found that the technology of FMS will result in incresed muscle mass after multiple treatments on the same target location.

HOW IT WORKS
TESLA Former is more concentrated, more targeted and more effective device for body forming. The magnetic field propagate through clothes and skin inside your body. Like the exercise it triggers motoric nerves and excites muscle contraction. Gives you feeling of high-intensive workout.

KEY BENEFITS

• To form your body

• Grow muscle mass

• Sports injuries

• Stay in shape

• Butt lifting

• To fix the posture

ADVANTAGES

• Growing and strengthening muscle

• Noninvasive treatment

• No downtime

• Magnetic field

• No operator needed

• No preparation needed

ABS Targeting the rectus abdominis muscle, transversus abdominis and the obliques for a better definition.	BUTTOCKS Targeting the gluteus maximus, gluteus medius and the gluteus minimus to lift the buttocks, shape it and tone it.	ARMS & LEGS Targeting the biceps & triceps muscles for a better defined and shaped arms, targeting the quadriceps, hamstring area & calves for a stronger and better shaped legs	PELVIC FLOOR & BACK Strengthening the pelvic floor & back muscles for Urinary Incontinence problems, Sexual Health and Chronic Pain, also for core therapy for a better posture.

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