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Transion technology causes muscle contraction by inducing an electrical current. The induced muscle contraction differs from the usual muscle contraction caused by the central nervous system (e.g. muscle tension caused by lifting weights), and the nature and strength of this process depends on the parameters previously programmed into the device. Transion technology can do what the brain is not capable of. The brain stimulates many muscle fibers, but Transion technology can affect 100 of the % fibers (therefore, greater synchronization occurs in the fibers). In addition, unlike brain activity, Transion can also produce uniform and high-quality impulses to the working muscle groups, without causing cardiovascular and vascular dysfunction and fatigue in the body. This, in turn, also gives a better and safer result. The main means of performing muscle work is the induction of an electrical impulse, and as a result, impulses move to the muscles through nerve fibers. The role of the impulse is to cause a contraction response in the muscles and increase mechanical activity. Each time the electrical impulse is repeated, the muscle contraction is repeated. When muscles are stimulated with frequent impulses, the muscle fibers are in continuous motion and the stimulation does not end until a new electrical charge has been delivered. Thus, the muscles are in constant work.