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stimulate
MoveSimultaneously with QI waves
Simultaneously targets inner and outer muscles
With its proprietary QI Wave (Quattro Impact), it simultaneously targets superficial outer muscles and deep inner muscles, stimulating muscle contractions.
For Personal Training Gyms & Fitness Clubs
Hyper WaveHyper Wave | For EMS menus in personal gyms and fitness clubs
Even on days when you cannot push yourself,
Muscles can be stimulated.
13Programmed EMS
About
Hyper Wave is a professional EMS machine developed and sold by Wamu Corporation that targets both inner and outer muscles simultaneously using proprietary QI waves (Quattro Impact). Equipped with 4 modes and 13 programs, it is secured with 6 pads and belts, allowing clients to receive sessions while lying down. Used not only in aesthetic salons, but alsoPersonal Gyms and Fitness ClubsIt is also used here. It is professional equipment operated by trained practitioners and is not a medical device.
Issue & Answer
Addressing gym management challenges,
Hyper Wave delivers.
Members who struggle to maintain regular exercise, trainers' downtime, and limits on session unit pricing. EMS that can be received while lying down serves as "an additional menu" you can offer right alongside training.
Members who struggle with regular exercise end up quitting
A reason to visit even on low-energy days.With EMS that engages muscles while lying down, it provides a reason to visit even on tired or off-peak days.
There is a ceiling on session rates
Increase average spend by combining sessions with EMS.Offer 20–30 minutes of EMS as an option. Increase revenue per visit without changing training fees.
Trainers have idle downtime
Hands-free sessions using pads and belts.Once secured, trainers can prepare for the next session or assist other members.
Looking for targeted area menus
Targeted training mode.Targeted programs for specific areas like the abdomen and thighs, tailored to members' goals.
Concerned About Implementation Costs?
Start small with a subscription (monthly plan).Available for adoption through a fixed monthly subscription.
How to use in personal gyms and fitness clubs
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Apply
Fix6-point pads
Quick setup and hands-free operation
A 6-point pad combining six electrodes is secured with a belt. Preparation is faster than with devices applied point by point, and the trainer's hands remain free during the session.
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Choose
Select4 modes, 13 programs
Tailored to members' goals
Features 4 modes: Training, Point Training, Drainage, and Total Drainage. The panel displays pad placement diagrams, making it easy for anyone to operate.
Menu
Examples of EMS menus for personal training gyms
After Session
20-minute EMS after session
A post-session option to exercise targeted areas while lying down.
Body Make
Targeted menu for female members
Point Training Mode allows targeted menus focused on areas like the abdomen and thighs.
Contest
Pre-competition conditioning
Layer EMS on top of workout finishes—creating menus chosen by dedicated members.
Recovery
Recovery for days when you cannot move
With drainage mode, it offers an accessible alternative menu clients can visit even on exhausting days.
* Images are for illustrative purposes. Individual results may vary. Please avoid definitive claims of efficacy or medical terminology in materials displayed to members.
Price Design
Menu pricing structure and ROI planning
| Menu | Details | Sample pricing |
|---|---|---|
| 20-Minute Add-on | EMS after sessions | ¥2,000〜3,000 |
| 30 min | Standalone EMS menu | ¥4,000〜5,000 |
| Monthly plan | 4 sessions/month + 4 EMS sessions/month | Session fee + ¥8,000~ |
| Session pass | EMS (8 sessions) | 10% to 15% off pay-per-session rates |
※ This is an example based on publicly available market rates and guidelines from Wamu consultations. Pricing can be set freely by your facility.
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
10 / monthsessions as a benchmark (based on ¥40,000/month and ¥4,000 gross profit per session)
If 15% of 60 members add an EMS session once a month, that is 9 sessions per month. Calculate this by including the cost of the dedicated pad gel per session.
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 Expression Guide 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 booking slots from sessions to visualize schedule utilization
Securing treatment space and determining linen and changing procedures beforehand makes launching smoother.
Flow
Process from Equipment Adoption to Menu Launch
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Gauge member demand
Ask clients after sessions for a month if they would want it. You can gauge what percentage would add it.
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Confirm your salon workflow with a free demo
Check the sensation and required time with the actual machine, and see if it fits before or after session slots and whether there is space to place it.
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Complete training and start with optional add-on menus
Assigned trainers receive training, starting with short optional sessions. Turn it into a full course after seeing client response.
Plan
How to introduce Hyper Wave
Purchase
Purchase
Direct purchase of the main unit. Please contact us for a quotation.
Quotes & Consultations Subscriptionsubscription (monthly plan)
You can also introduce the equipment via a flat subscription (monthly plan). This keeps initial costs down and lets you start while observing client response.
Subscription (Monthly Plan) Consultation Lease / LoanLease & Loan
Leasing is an option if you want to spread costs evenly as an expense, while a loan is available if you want to purchase while spreading out initial expenses.
Read comparison of adoption options*Target business types and requirements are specified for Japan's Labor-Saving Investment Subsidy (Japan only). Whether gyms qualify depends on specific conditions, so we recommend financial planning that does not rely on subsidies.
Specification
Hyper Wave specifications
| Product Name | Hyper Wave |
|---|---|
| Method | EMS (QI Wave / Quattro Impact) |
| Programs | 4 modes · 13 programs |
| Package Contents | Main unit, adapter, pads, belt, dedicated gel, emergency stop switch |
| Dimensions | W345 × D315 × H945 mm |
| Weight | 19.6kg |
| Power Supply | AC100V（50/60Hz） |
| Power consumption | 130W |
| Adoption Process | Purchase, subscription (monthly plan) |
*Specifications are subject to change without notice for product improvement.
Q & AFrom personal training gyms
From personal training gyms
Frequently Asked Questions
The manufacturer, Wamu Corporation, answers frequently asked questions from those considering equipment adoption.
Can anyone receive EMS sessions?
Cannot be used on individuals with implanted medical electrical devices such as pacemakers. Ineligible clients and contraindication areas will be explained in detail during initial training.
Is it better to use it before or after training?
Many gyms start by offering it as an optional add-on after training sessions. Some also combine two devices: warming with Hyper Knife followed by stimulation with EMS.
Is a qualification required to operate it in a gym?
These are commercial devices, not medical devices, and do not require national licenses to operate. They can be operated by trainers and staff who have completed Wamu's training.
How much space is required for treatments?
You can get started as long as you have space for one treatment bed and the main unit. Many gyms operate within a private room or a partitioned corner.
How much does it cost? Is there a subscription (monthly plan)?
Device pricing varies depending on the method of adoption and contract terms, so quotes are provided individually. In addition to purchase, adoption via a subscription (monthly plan) is also available.
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 brochure requests and free demos to consultations on menu pricing design, the manufacturer guides you directly.