Cycling Pro
4 CHANNELS, ELECTROSTIMULATION
4 CHANNELS ELECTROTHERAPY | 270 PROGRAMS
58 FITNESS | 53 SPORT | 46 CYCLING SPECIAL | 36 BEAUTY | 23 MICROCURRENTS | 18 SERIAL SEQUENTIAL STIMULATION | 13 FACE-SKIN | 12 TENS AND PAIN | 7 ACTION NOW | 3 REHAB | 1 IONOPHORESIS
Developed at the side of the best athletes in the world of road cycling, track cycling and mountain biking, Cycling Pro is the electrostimulator conceived for those who live on the pedals.
The CYCLING PRO electrostimulator is a device dedicated to cyclists who want to feel good and feel healthy during their cycling activity.
The specific programs for cycling are divided into four big macro-areas…
“PHYSICAL TRAINING” AREA
34 programs  to improve the muscular qualities of the cyclist, taking into account the specific needs of those who practice road cycling or mountain biking.
The main objectives of this section are:
– increase strength and allow to direct the work of the muscle fibers to the specialty practiced;
– prevent and reduce the risk of joint traumas and muscle injuries;
– allow the cyclist to better withstand long bike rides;
– improve the specific strength and thus the ability of a spurt and sprint, as well as the ability of endurance strength, and necessary for example to tackle climbs;
– provide specific trainings for the upper limbs, especially for those who practice mountain biking and are subjected to continuous vibrations of the handlebars.
“PAIN-INJURIES” AREA
4 programs to treat the traumas and the recurring ailments in cycling. Specific protocols are included to:
– relieve muscle tension on the cervical area  and the shoulders;
– promote recovery after lesions and muscle contractures;
– relieve muscle and joint back pains;
– treat knee inflammations.
“RECOVERY” AREA
6 programs dedicated to relax and loosen the tired muscles. In particular these programs aim to:
– relieve the contracted muscle at the end of the training and/or competition;
– speed recovery between two sessions if you practiced competitions or stage races;
– give relief to the neck and shoulders when they are particularly tense because of the hours spent in the saddle.
“PREVENTION” AREA
2 programs aimed to drastically reduce the number of injuries and the main musculoskeletal ailments of the cyclist.
In particular these programs aim to:
– stabilize the patella to prevent knee inflammation;
– strengthen the abdominal muscles to prevent lumbagos.