Globus Soccer Pro - Improve your Football Performance

• Channels: 4 independent CHANNELS
• Frequency: 0.3 - 150 Hz
• Power: 120 mA per channel
• Pulse width: 40 - 450 μs
• Waveform: square, biphasic, symmetric, compensated wave
• Power supply: rechargeable battery
• Backlit display
• Device in Class II A
• Complies with Directive 93/42/EEC-2007/47/EEC

• 1 Stock exchange
• 1 Stimulator GLOBUS "Soccer Pro"
• 4 Cables for electrode connection
• 2 Cables for microcurrents and iontophoresis
• 4 Square self-adhesive electrodes
• 4 Self-adhesive rectangular electrodes
• 1 Charger
• 1 Operation manual

The proposed programs were divided into four areas concerning physical preparation in football.

PHYSICAL PREPARATION AREA

18 programs to improve the muscle qualities of the player.

The main objectives are:

• Training the muscles to make it more resistant
• Increase the explosive force for shooting speed and direction changes
• Improve endurance and performance capacity for longer time
• Improve the balance between agonist and antagonist muscles
• Improve the responsiveness and explosiveness of the goalkeeper

PAIN AND INJURY AREA

5 programs to treat the most recurrent trauma and discomfort.

The main objectives are:

• Muscular contractures
• Tendon and joint inflammation
• Muscular contusions

RECOVERY AREA

6 programs dedicated to relaxing and relaxing tired muscles.

The main objectives are:

• dissolve the contracted and sore muscles
• speed up the recovery and disposal of fatigue created with lactic acid accumulation during the race or training

PREVENTION AREA

5 programs aimed at drastically reducing the number of injuries and major musculoskeletal disorders of the player.

The main objectives are:

• Reduce the number of stops due to injuries and/or muscle cramps
• strengthen abdominal muscles to prevent low back pain
• strengthen the ankles to prevent sprains

The programs can be divided into areas of the body, ensuring in this very specific and customized according to the muscle to be stimulated.

Physical preparation

• Capillarization
• Strength
• Aerobic endurance
• Fartlek
• Trail special

Prevention

• Back pain
• Knee
• Cramps
• Ankle sprain

Pain-injuries

• Inflammation of the Achilles tendon
• Back pain
• Ankle sprain
• Muscular contractures
• Knee inflammation
• Pain in the foot

We do not recommend the use of electrostimulators in the following cases:

Stimulation of the front part of the neck (carotid sinus).

• Patient peacemaker carrier.
• Cancer patients (consult your oncologist).
• Stimulation of the brain region.
• Use on pains of which the etiology is not known.
• Sores and dermatological pathologies.
• Acute trauma.
• Stimulation on recent scars.
• Pregnancy.
• It is absolutely forbidden to use the electrostimulator in the ocular and genital area.
• Use of the electrostimulator in water
• In the vicinity of areas to be treated characterised by the presence of metallic synthesis media and infra-tissue metals (such as prostheses, osteosynthesis materials, spirals, screws, plaques), if monophasic currents such as interference and direct current (iontophoresis) are used.

In case of doubts or concerns, contact your doctor.

The professional who purchases and uses equipment for professional purposes is directly responsible for it legally and criminally. In particular, please note that the professional use of equipment by beauticians, is regulated by Ministerial Decree Law 1/90. Therefore, before purchasing, we invite you to read the Decree and the technical data sheets of the permitted equipment contained therein.

Data sheet Soccer-Pro-ENG.pdf

How many sessions of electrostimulation can be performed weekly?

As for physical preparation sessions, it is advisable to refer to the weekly programs reported in the Personal Trainer. The number of sessions depends on the type of treatment. If it is toning, we recommend 3-4 weekly sessions every other day. If the treatment is lipolysis and drainage, daily treatments can also be carried out.

After how long can you see the first results?

The results obtained in the aesthetic field are naturally subjective. It is possible to say, however, that, as far as toning is concerned, a frequency of 3-4 regular and constant weekly sessions can lead to a good result already after 15 days; for electrolipolysis and electroplating treatments it takes 40 days. Better and faster results are obtained if the treatments are combined with good physical activity and a proper lifestyle.

The presence of dermatological pathologies such as psoriasis, urticaria, etc. prohibit the use of the electrostimulator?

Yes, it is definitely not recommended to treat all skin areas with important dermatological pathologies.

Is it possible to use the electrostimulator during the menstrual cycle?

Any interference, such as anticipation, delay, accentuation or reduction of the cycle are extremely subjective and variable. It is however advisable to avoid treatments in the abdominal area during the cycle and in the immediate pre-post cycle.

If when I increase the intensity to more than 10 mA the intensity immediately returns to 0, what happened?

As already described in the user manuals, the appliance has a power supply control. If you increase the intensity value to more than 10 mA and the circuit is open, the electrostimulator returns the value to 0. It is therefore necessary before starting any treatment, make sure that the cables are connected, that the electrodes are placed on the area to be treated and that they are not too worn as this would compromise their conductivity.

Which electrodes should I use?

It is advisable to use self-adhesive electrodes that allow a better quality of stimulation and greater ease of use. With proper care, for example clean skin, they can also be used for 25 - 30 applications. However, the electrodes must always be replaced in case they do not remain perfectly adherent and in contact with the skin.

Where should the electrodes be placed?

In this manual, you will find pictures of the placement of the electrodes in all parts of the body (it is not necessary to respect the indicated polarity). It is enough then to follow these directions. However, it is possible to verify the correct positioning using the appropriate search engine point pen or using the following empirical method: apply the electrodes as shown, then during stimulation, with one hand push the electrode in various directions by sliding the skin over the muscle. You will notice an increase or decrease in stimulation depending on the location of the electrode itself. Once you have identified the point where the stimulation is greatest, lower the channel intensity to zero (0.0 mA), place the electrode and gradually increase the intensity.

Use of split cables and split cables

They allow you to use multiple electrodes with the same channel. This allows you to work for example on the vast medial and on the vast lateral of the quadriceps with the same channel; you can then use both channels and perform at the same time the treatment for the two limbs involving 4 muscles. It is not recommended for medical applications.

Does the use of splitter cables lead to a decrease in power?

The current intensity delivered for each single channel does not change but, using the splitting cables on a channel, the current is distributed over a greater muscle mass so the contraction will be less marked. To get the same contraction, you have to raise the intensity. With the electro stimulator switched off, disconnect the electrode cables and plug the battery charger connector into the appropriate socket. Connect the battery charger to the 220V mains socket.

Can electrostimulation hurt you?

It’s hard to get muscle damage. An important principle to follow is to gradually increase the intensity by paying attention to the behavior of the muscle, while avoiding to keep the limb completely extended. In case of uncertainty, consult a specialist.

Is it possible to use the electrostimulator while breastfeeding?

To date, no side effects have been found with regard to the use of electrostimulation during lactation. It is however advisable not to treat the thoracic area.