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Electrostimulation for Athletes & Sports Clubs

Sport-specific EMS and TENS devices for performance enhancement, injury prevention and accelerated recovery. Trusted by Premier League clubs and elite athletes across triathlon, running, cycling and football.

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What Is Electrotherapy

EMS & TENS & Electrostimulation

Electrotherapy applies controlled electrical current to tissue for therapeutic effect. It is the oldest physical therapy modality in clinical practice, and still one of the most versatile.

Change the frequency, intensity and waveform and you change the effect: relieve pain, drive muscle contraction, speed healing, reduce inflammation or restore neuromuscular function.

The Globus Genesy range spans the full spectrum — from single-purpose TENS units for home pain relief to multi-channel clinical devices running interferential, Russian current, EMS and combined protocols.

How It Works

The Electrotherapy Modalities

TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation)

Low-frequency pulses interrupt pain signals and trigger endorphin release. Used for acute and chronic pain relief.

EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation)

Medium-frequency current drives muscle contraction — for strengthening, rehabilitating weakened muscle and supplementing elite training.

Interferential Therapy

Two medium-frequency currents cross inside the body to produce a low-frequency effect at depth. Effective for deep joint pain and post-surgical oedema.

Russian Current (Medium Frequency Stimulation)

Neuromuscular stimulation aimed at maximal strength. Standard for quadriceps strengthening after knee surgery and in elite training programmes.

Microcurrents

Ultra-low intensity current mirroring the body's own bioelectrical signals. Stimulates ATP production, accelerates wound healing and reduces inflammation.

Iontophoresis (Transdermal Drug Delivery)

Current drives charged drug molecules through the skin to the target tissue. Particularly effective for localised tendinopathies and joint conditions.

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Clinical Applications

Where Electrotherapy Is Used

Clinical

Post-surgical muscle rehabilitation, particularly knee and shoulder
Chronic back, neck, joint and neuropathic pain
Acute injury — pain and inflammation control
Muscle strengthening and performance work
Stroke rehabilitation and neuromuscular re-education
Pelvic floor stimulation for incontinence
Wound healing with microcurrent
Post-surgical oedema and lymphoedema

Sport

Pre-training activation and warm-up
Post-training recovery and lactic acid clearance
Injury rehabilitation and return-to-sport protocols
Supplementary EMS strength work
Discipline-specific programmes for triathlon, running, cycling and football
Holding muscle condition through rest periods
In-season management of overuse injuries

Who Uses Electrotherapy

Built For Clinics, Clubs, Athletes & Home

Physiotherapy Clinic

A cornerstone of physiotherapy practice. One Genesy unit covers TENS, EMS, interferential and Russian current, so the whole caseload runs off a single device.

Athletes

Professional EMS and TENS scaled for training at home. Triathlon Pro, Runner Pro and Cycling Pro each carry programmes built around the demands of that discipline.

Sports Clubs

Pre-match activation, post-match recovery and in-season injury management. Nottingham Forest FC use the same devices.

Home Users

Clinical-grade pain management and recovery without clinical training. The Genesy S2, Duo TENS and Magnum range are designed for home use.

Professional Range

Globus Sport Electrotherapy Range

Sport-specific EMS and TENS devices built for serious athletes — including The Champion, Triathlon Pro, Runner Pro, Cycling Pro, Soccer Pro and Swing Pro, each with dedicated programmes designed around the unique demands of your discipline.