- Form – perfect form guarantees effectiveness
- Range of Motion – greater range, greater intensity
- Tempo - slow, controlled movements reduce momentum and maximise muscle engagement
- Duration – staying in moves longer means muscles stay engaged longer
- Sequencing – working each muscle group in turn to reach effective muscle stimulation (EMS) faster
- Transition – keeping time between moves to a minimum
- Resistance - choosing a challenging resistance that still allows you to maintain good form
- Planes of Motion – working in all 3 planes (front/back, side/side, twisting) prevents repetitive stress
- Reduces likelihood of injury
- Reduces inflammation
- Increases muscular endurance
- Suitable for a wider range of bodies and fitness levels
- Often more suitable to accommodate modifications for recurrent injuries or restrictions