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A new way of training is set to launch in Australia that will allow fitness trainers to provide clients with full-body workouts that deliver over 150 times more muscle contractions than a conventional workout in just 20 minutes.

Utilising the latest electromuscular stimulation (EMS) technology imported from Germany, the 20PerFit system imitates the natural action of the central nervous system, sending electrical impulses to contract deep muscle fibres. During a single 20-minute session, up to 90% of muscles are activated, making workouts more intense and effective.

20PerFit also allows complete freedom of movement with a sys. The system is totally wireless, allowing clients to perform exercises without restriction. Wireless capabilities also mean that 20PerFit can be a completely mobile service, making the system even more convenient and accessible.

As the company prepares to launch, Damien Bain has been appointed as 20PerFit Head of Operations.

Bain has more than 15 years’ experience in the fitness industry, starting out with his own health club in Melbourne. Since then he has managed the opening of more than 42 clubs for various brands across Australia and has worked in a variety of roles, including more than eight years with Fitness First as NSW State Manager and National Site Acquisitions Manager and National Business Development Manager at Genesis Fitness Clubs.

Looking forward to his new role, Bain explains “20PerFit is next generation fitness technology - it’s a total game changer.”

“I’m so excited to join 20PerFit as it prepares to launch in Australia. The benefits this system can offer personal training businesses are enormous, and the benefits it can offer time-poor consumers are equally impressive.

“20PerFit is unlike any other fitness offering currently available in Australia and we’ve got big plans for our future.”

Click here to contact 20PerFit via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory. 

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