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Training modes and methods

EGYM Circuit mode

Machines are synchronized and members use the machines in a defined sequence.

EGYM Pro mode

Machines function independently, and members can train at their own pace and choose the training weight and exercise.

Regular

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Constant resistance, as in classic strength training.

Benefits: Simple and easy to follow

Target group: Beginners

Negative

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Higher resistance in the eccentric phase than the concentric phase.

Benefits: Improves strength and prevents injury, and lowers blood pressure and heart rate compared to regular training.

Target group: Athletes, advanced users, users with high blood pressure

Adaptive

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Resistance is reduced during exercise, depending on the remaining muscle action potential.

Benefits: Stimulates muscle growth through increased muscle fatigue.

Target group: People who tend to have a slim body shape (ectomorph), body builders

Isokinetic *

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* not available in all markets

The energy spent by the user creates equal resistance from the equipment.

Benefits: Training at the natural strength limit in every angular movement

Target group: Users who have been diagnosed with diabetes, orthopedic problems, or cancer

Explonic

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Constant weight with maximum acceleration.

Benefits: Builds power and physical performance, and increases strength.

Target group: Athletes, older adults, health-conscious people