The Champion
Special features
The benchmark of the modern sportsperson
The Champion's programmes
Capillarisation – Warm-up – Pre-competition warm-up – Active recovery – Maximal strength – Resistant strength – Explosive strength – Reactivity – Aerobic endurance – Post-competition recovery – Decontracting – Hypertrophy
Firming – Bio-Pulse Firming – Shaping – Bio-Pulse Shaping – Toning – Bulking – Body sculpting – Definition – Jogging – Anaerobic fitness – Aerobic fitness – Cramp prevention
Drainage – Bio Pulse Drainage – Lipolysis – Postpartum lipolysis – Toning massage – Connective massage – Swollen arms – Facial capillarisation – Improved skin tone – Postpartum drainage – Postpartum firming – Breast firming – Breast shaping – Lifting effect
Quadriceps atrophy – Recovery after ACL surgery – Shoulder subluxation prevention
Conventional antalgic tens – Modulated antalgic tens – Endorphinic tens – Menstrual pain – Chronic pain – Neck pain – Muscle pain – Knee pain – Shoulder pain (scapulohumeral syndrome) – Chronic lower back pain – Bursitis-tendonitis – Osteoarthritis
Epicondylitis – Scapulohumeral periarthritis – Muscle sprain – Contusion – Oedema – Skin ulcer – Sciatica – Lower back pain – Brachial neuralgia – Acute pain – Joint pain – Torticollis – Whiplash – Cervical spondylosis – Shoulder sprain – Knee sprain – Carpal tunnel – Osteoarthritis – Ankle sprain – Achilles tendon inflammation – Patellar tendon inflammation – Rotator cuff inflammation – Tendon inflammation
Mixed incontinence – Stress incontinence – URGE incontinence
Specific strength (3 levels) – Speed endurance (3 levels)
Specific strength (3 levels) – Endurance (3 phases)
Aerobic (3 phases)
Resistance strength – Aerobic work
Aerobic work (3 levels)
Maximum strength – Explosive strength – Reactivity – Shoulder prevention
Specific strength – 3 levels – Deltoid strength – 3 levels
Aerobic work – 3 levels – Resistance strength – 3 phases
Resistance strength – Aerobic endurance
Specific strength – 3 levels
The ‘3S’ programme list includes 18 parameter combinations. The ‘3S’ programmes are characterised by a delay in the activation of channels 3 and 4 compared to channels 1 and 2.
Serial Sequential Stimulation makes it possible to stimulate muscles in a kinetic chain thanks to the differentiated activation times of the muscle districts involved.
The ‘Action Now’ programme list includes 7 parameter combinations. This mode is especially recommended in sports or for athletic training where you want to add the muscle contraction induced by a stimulator to work
with overloads in both dynamic and isometric form.
Features
Visible area size 2.6"
4 independent (8 electrodes)
0.3-150Hz (depending on current type)
40-450µs (depending on current type)
0-120mA per channel
Rechargeable batteries
100x160x35 mm
450 g
The Champion Standard equipment
1 bag
1 THE CHAMPION stimulator
4 electrode connection cables
2 Microcurrent and ionophoresis cables
4 square self-adhesive electrodes
4 rectangular self-adhesive electrodes
1 charger
1 operating manual