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Hyper Knife 7Hyper Knife 7 | For Body Care Menus in Personal Gyms & Fitness Centers

Enhance the results of workouts,
Taking it one step further into reality.

Hyper Knife 7 main unit
Training
Before and after10 minbody care

About

Hyper Knife 7 is a professional radiofrequency device developed and sold by Wamu Corporation. It warms the body with 1MHz radiofrequency (bipolar method) while loosening with a specialized handpiece. Not only in aesthetic salons, but also in personal gyms and fitness clubs, combining it with training...Body Care MenuIt has been adopted for such purposes. Operated by trained practitioners, it is not a medical device.

Issue & Answer

Addressing gym management challenges,
Hyper Knife 7 provides the answer.

Member retention, unit spend, and trainer capacity. An 'additional menu' outside of training simultaneously addresses all three.

  1. Low retention rates and ongoing membership cancellations

    Adding "conditioning care" to workouts.Even members who struggle to maintain regular workouts have an extra reason to visit when warming and loosening care is offered, making next-appointment bookings easier to secure.

  2. Training alone has a ceiling on spending per customer

    Redesign average customer spend by combining training sessions with body care.Turn 10 to 30 minutes of body care into an add-on option. Increase revenue per visit without raising base session rates.

  3. Trainer downtime isn't generating revenue

    Turn open slots into body care slots.Add body care between sessions or during open booking slots. Increase utilization rates with just one unit.

  4. Female members telling you, "I want to refine my body lines rather than build muscle"

    Turn body styling finishing into a salon menu.Tone with training, then warm and loosen with Hyper Knife 7. A combination that meets the needs of female members.

  5. Concerned About Implementation Costs?

    Start small with a subscription (monthly plan).Available for adoption via a fixed monthly subscription. You can develop your menu while monitoring member feedback.

How to Use in Gyms

01

Warm

WarmBefore the Session

Warm up first, then move

10 minutes before workouts. Warm the abdomen, thighs, and back with 1MHz bipolar radiofrequency. Designed with less waveform noise than conventional output formats, heat spreads broadly and thoroughly. You can start the workout session once the body is warmed.

02

Loosen

ReleaseAfter the Session

Warm and loosen simultaneously

After training, it warms and loosens the worked muscles. With a lightweight handpiece, it is designed so trainers experience minimal fatigue even when handling multiple clients a day. The comfortable, relaxing sensation encourages repeat bookings.

03

Finish

FinishBefore Competitions or Photo Shoots

For final preparation before body contests

The Hyper Knife series offers the 'Hyper V-Cut Probe' and 'Definition Cut Seminar.' Serving as a finishing menu for members preparing for competitions or photo shoots, it sets your gym apart from the competition.

Price Design

Pricing strategy and ROI approach for body care menus

MenuDetailsSample pricing
10-Minute Add-onOne area after a session¥2,000〜
30 min2 body areas (e.g., abdomen and thighs)¥5,000〜
60 min4 body areas: Body contouring course¥9,000〜
Monthly plan4 sessions/month + 4 care treatments/monthSession fee + ¥8,000~

* This is an example based on published prices of gym-attached salons and Wamu's consultation guidelines. Fees can be set freely by the gym.

How to calculate the monthly sessions needed to recoup your investment

  • Calculate your monthly cost (device price ÷ 60 months for purchase, or the monthly fee for a subscription (monthly plan))
  • Calculate gross profit per session (price - consumables)
  • Cost ÷ Gross profit = Monthly sessions required for ROI

8 / monthsessions as a benchmark (based on ¥40,000/month and ¥5,000 gross profit per session)

If 15% of 60 members add an optional session once a month, that equals 9 sessions per month. The foolproof approach is to first estimate the percentage of current members likely to sign up.

Operation Rule

Operational rules to establish before getting started

NGWhat to avoid in descriptions for members

  • Definitive claims of efficacy, such as "dissolving fat," "slimming," or "guaranteed"
  • Expressions implying medical acts (treatment, improvement, diagnosis)
  • Presenting before-and-after photos in a way that appears to promise results
  • Explanations that confuse the effects of training with the effects of equipment

For compliance guidelines under Japan's Premiums and Representations Act and Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Act, Advertising Guidelines for Aesthetic Salons please see.

OKAn operational format easy to run in gyms

  • Suggesting verbally to members as an optional add-on after their session
  • Clearly state the salon treatment flow, duration, and pricing in the same location as the membership terms
  • Assign dedicated trainers and offer the service only after they complete onboarding training
  • Separate reservation slots from workout sessions to visualize the utilization of each bed

Securing treatment rooms and establishing procedures for gowns and towels in advance makes it easier to get started.

Flow

Process from Equipment Adoption to Menu Launch

01

Gauge member demand

Ask clients after sessions for a month if they would like body care if available. You will see what percentage is likely to add it.

02

Confirm your salon workflow with a free demo

Check the physical sensation and required time with the actual machine, and see if it fits before or after session slots and whether there is bed space.

03

Complete training and start with optional add-on menus

Assigned trainers receive training, starting with a 10-minute option first. Turn it into a full course after observing client response.

Support

Post-adoption support by the manufacturer

3Annual

Full Support

Includes not only a warranty for the main unit, but also a repair warranty for accessories.

Included

Initial Training Cost

Training and travel expenses for equipment adoption are all included in the adoption cost.

Monthly

Free follow-up training

Even after adoption, you can attend free monthly training sessions.

A special hologram sticker is affixed to genuine device bodies, accessories, and certificates.

Specification

Hyper Knife 7 Specifications

Hyper Knife 7 main unit
Product NameHyper Knife 7
Model NumberHK7
MethodBipolar radio frequency
Oscillation frequency1MHz
DimensionsW340 × D370 × H930 mm
Includes clear panel and cord bar
Weight21.0kg
Includes clear panel and cord bar
ConfigurationMain unit, probes (1 each of S, M, L), power cord
OptionsMassage cream dedicated for Hyper Knife, Hyper V-Cut Probe (sold separately)
Adoption ProcessPurchase, subsidy utilization, subscription (monthly plan)

※Hyper Knife 7 is a registered trademark of Wamu Corporation. Specifications are subject to change for improvement.

Q & A

Inquiries from personal training gyms & fitness centers
Frequently Asked Questions

Wamu Corporation, the manufacturer, answers frequently asked questions from gym owners and trainers considering equipment adoption.

View all Hyper Knife adoption Q&A

Is a qualification required to handle Hyper Knife at a gym?

Hyper Knife 7 is not a medical device, but a professional high-frequency device. No national license is required to operate it. It is operated by trainers and staff who have completed Wamu's training.

Is it better to use it before or after training?

Both approaches are common. Using it beforehand warms up the body before entering a workout session, while using it afterward provides recovery by warming and loosening worked muscles. Many gyms start with post-workout options.

How much space is required for treatments?

You can get started as long as you have space for one treatment bed and the device. The main unit is equipped with casters for easy movement. Many gyms operate it in a private room or a partitioned corner.

Do you have a track record of adoption in gyms and fitness clubs?

Yes, there are. It has been adopted by personal gyms and gym-affiliated salons, where it is used as a body care menu combined with workout routines. Upon request, we can share operational examples from similar businesses.

How much does it cost? Is there a subscription (monthly plan)?

Unit prices vary depending on adoption methods and contract terms, so we provide individualized quotations. In addition to purchasing, adoption is available via subscription (monthly plan). We recommend the subscription plan for fitness gyms that wish to start while observing member response.

Can I try a demo before adoption?

Yes, we offer free trial demos. Trainers can experience the session and treatment time themselves before making a decision.

CONTACT

First, experience the actual device.

From requesting brochures and free demos to consulting on body care menu pricing, the manufacturer with a proven track record in gym-affiliated salons provides direct guidance.

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