6 Major Features of ELEEELS X4:
Charges anywhere and anytime(It is suggested to use a USB Type-C adapter supporting QC9V/18W, PD9V/18W, or PD15V/30W to fully charge in approximately 3-4.5 hours)
13 mm vibration amplitude deep muscle therapy- 55 mm diameter high-torque, high-speed proprietary brushless motor (delivers up to 50 strokes per second)
Hardened steel linear bearing by metallurgy techniques to keep noise at a minimum under prolonged operation- Self-developed, extremely durable materials
Allows full body massage with various angle options
With Sports Mode to maximize sports performance beyond limit, and Comfort Mode to fit a wide range of therapeutic and relaxation needs
Soft bone safe applicator particularly suitable for tender areas
Covers multiple muscle groups
Suitable for tender areas
Suitable for all muscle parts
Suitable for back
Suitable for acupuncture point
Suitable for major muscle groups
With 30% greater amplitude, also means 30% faster punching speed, that would result in nearly 70% more energy.
The vibration therapy provided by ELEEELS massage device could stimulate the muscles, causing them to contract and relax. The benefits include: increases bone density and muscle strength, reduces muscle pain, alleviates stress, and boosts metabolism. After a bout of eccentric exercise, a whole-body vibration training session was associated with reduced symptoms of delayed-onset muscle soreness when compared with no vibration training. Maximal isometric and isokinetic voluntary strength loss, plasma creatine kinase level, pressure point threshold, and muscle soreness were less than in the control group.
Vibration depending on its characteristic can affect the human body in specific way (e.g. change elasticity of blood vessels, improve blood flow to the peripheral circulation, enhance blood supply to the skin, stimulates lymphatic circulation, relieve pain, increase the elasticity of the tendons and fascia, increase muscle strength and flexibility, support metabolism, will improve mental health, relaxes whole organism etc.).
Atefeh Aminian-Far, MSc, PT, Mohammad-Reza Hadian, PhD, Gholamreza Olyaei, PhD, Saeed Talebian, PhD, and Amir Hoshang Bakhtiary, PhD (2011). Whole-Body Vibration and the Prevention and Treatment of Delayed-Onset Muscle Soreness. Journal of Athletic Training, 10.4085/1062-6050-46.1.43
Ivan Uher, Alicja Pasterczyk, Monika Bigosińska and Milena Švedová (2018). Vibration Therapy and Its Influence on Health. Biomedical, Journal of Scientific and Medical Research, 10.26717/BJSTR.2018.06.001406
