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Specific applications

Preparation for a fitness
enthusiast who wants to
develop harmonious shoulder
muscles with a moderate
increase in muscle volume

M

ost voluntary exercise, such as jogging

or cycling, puts little stress on the
shoulder muscles. That is why it is
particularly important to compensate
this under-utilisation by associating
Compex sessions with your voluntary
training schedule.

T

he

Muscle building

programme

imposes a lot of specific work to the
muscles of the upper part of your body
and thus ensures the harmonious
development of your shoulders, with
firm and well shaped muscles. Unlike
voluntary exercises involving heavy
weights that can be traumatic for your
joints and tendons, stimulation with
Compex involves no, or very little stress
for your joints and tendons.

Duration of the cycle: 5 weeks 4 x/week,
alternating muscular groups

Progression in the levels: Weeks 1-5:
Step to the next level every week

Eg for 1 week

Mon.: 45’-1 hour of voluntary exercise
(jogging, swimming, cycling, fitness activity,
etc.), then 1

Muscle building

17H

e

Tue.: Rest

Wed.: 1 x

Muscle building

18C

d

Thu.: 45’-1h of voluntary physical activity
(jogging, swimming, cycling, fitness activity,
etc.)

Fri.: 1 x

Muscle building

17H

e

Sat.: Rest

Sun.: 1 x

Muscle building

18C

d

Programme:

Muscle building

18C

d

and

17H

e

Muscle volume for a body-
builder

D

espite repeated efforts during their

voluntary training, many body-builders
encounter difficulties in developing
certain muscle groups. The specific
stimulation imposed on muscles by the

Body Building

programme significantly

increases the volume of the stimulated
muscles. In addition, for a similar session
time, the Compex

Body Building

programme provides a greater volume
gain than voluntary training. The
additional training imposed by this
stimulation programme on muscles not
sufficiently receptive to traditional
training provides a solution for the
harmonious development of all muscle
groups without recalcitrant areas.

T

o obtain optimum progress, you are

advised to:

1 Precede the

Body Building

sessions

with short voluntary training focused
on strength; for example 3 series of
5 repetitions at 90% of maximum
force;

2 Carry out a

Capillarization

(of the

Warm-up category) session directly
after the

Body Building

session.

s

ble
ly)

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