"Fit with Sophia": EMS tennis training at home

Tennis player Sophia Bergner has created an efficient YouTube workout for us. In this course, you can expect tennis exercises for beginners that you can train with the EMS suit by Antelope. You will work your way up to EMS training week by week and progress with the workouts over 6 weeks. This will prepare you for the match - it works just as well for anyone who regularly works out on the tennis court as it does for fitness enthusiasts who just want to have fun.

Tennis player Sophia is happy with another person about her success with EMS training in tennis.

EMS in tennis training: how Sophia got fit

Sophia is a fitness trainer, teacher and semi-professional tennis player. She has been training with Antelope since last year. We accompanied her in a parallel case study and checked how her fitness had changed after ten weeks. The result: Sophia gained significant strength within a very short time during the season without being restricted in her mobility. Sophia also noticed clear benefits in her tennis career: ‘I realised in matches: I have strength, I have good balance,’ she describes. ‘I'm also definitely fitter when I use the suit after a day of competition to recover.’

Would you like to train like Sophia?

Then take on the challenge in the workout series she designed for Antelope. It contains tennis exercises for beginners that will get you fit for the match.

Tennis exercises for beginners: fitness videos with EMS workout via YouTube

Over the next six weeks, you will get to know your body in a whole new way. Our YouTube course ‘Fit with Sophia’ has been specially developed for training with the EMS suit from Antelope. This is how it works:


  • We share six workouts with you, with a new video appearing every week.
  • You should train with each of these videos twice within seven days.
  • The course is designed for you to build up slowly. It starts less intense and then becomes more difficult.
  • Your EMS workout only lasts ten to twenty minutes. But the exercises are tough. Because: EMS training may be short, but it is just as strenuous as a challenging workout in the gym. Thanks to the efficient electrostimulation of your Antelope suit, you save a lot of time.
Tennis player Sophia shows exercises for EMS training with Antelope in her YouTube workouts.

For whom is the course suitable?

Tennis players - and other sports enthusiasts who want to train their fitness.

What awaits you in the ‘Fit with Sophia’ course

Fitness trainer Sophia does a squat in the EMS suit from Antelope.

Week 1:   

Start slowly with your EMS training. In ten minutes, do a moderate full-body workout in two rounds:


1st exercise: slow squat

2nd exercise: upper body v arms

3rd exercise: glute bridge

4th exercise: 4-foot stance

Sophia Bergner performs a fitness exercise in the mobile EMS suit from Antelope.

Week 2: 

Increase your workload - in 15 minutes you complete six exercises twice that train your whole body:

1st exercise: squat with abduction (on both sides)

2nd exercise: lunges in alternation (forwards)

3rd exercise: standing lat pulldown

4th exercise: 4-foot stance (extended leg tap)

5th exercise: donkey kicks

6th exercise: push ups

Fitness trainer Sophia does a plank in the EMS suit from Antelope.

Week 3:

By now you can probably manage 20 minutes of training. At the beginning, we focus on the lateral core and rotation exercises. A good preparation for your next matches!

1st exercise: squat with rotation

2nd exercise: side lunges

3rd exercise: lunge pulse

4th exercise: leg lift right

5th exercise: leg lift left

6th exercise: side plank right

7th exercise: side plank left

8th exercise: push ups

Sophia Bergner does a fitness exercise on the floor in the mobile EMS suit from Antelope. She can be seen on the right of the picture wearing her blonde hair in a ponytail. ‘Fit with Sophia - 6 week EMS course - week 4’ is written on the left.

Week 4:

Halfway through! In two rounds you train your muscles from the neck to the calves with squats, planks and Russian twists:

1st exercise: squats with heel raises

2nd exercise: lunges right, then front then side

3. exercise: lunges left, then front then side

4. exercise: squat with jump

5. exercise: bent over row

6. exercise: plank to elbow plank

7. exercise: superman (arms and legs up)

8. exercise: crunches

9. exercise: russian twist

Sophia Bergner does a plank in the mobile EMS suit from Antelope. She can be seen on the right of the picture wearing her blonde hair in a ponytail. ‘Fit with Sophia - 6 weeks EMS course - week 5’ is written on the left.

Week 5:

We'll make you really sweat again: The planks and bridges with EMS suit will give you some serious abs. You train 5 sets of 2 exercises, which are repeated twice. This will build up your muscle strength and endurance, preparing you for a match and improving your fitness in general:

Set 1: walk down to plank, squats with abduction

Set 2: push ups, squat jumps

Set 3: plank with mountain climbers, lunges

Set 4: plank, power lunges

Set 5: glute bridge, cross crawl

Sophia Bergner does a fitness exercise in the mobile EMS suit from Antelope.

Week 6: Only two more workouts and you've made it. It's going to be really tough at the end. But you've trained hard for it and will master the challenge! You train 5 sets of 2 exercises again. These are repeated twice again. Feel how the dynamic movements make you fit for the tennis match or the next big challenge:

Set 1: walk down to plank, squats with abduction

Set 2: push ups, squat jumps

Set 3: plank with mountain climbers, lunges

Set 4: plank, power lunges

Set 5: glute bridge, cross crawl

Find the right EMS clothing for your tennis training

Fitness trainer Sophia and a man are delighted with their success in tennis after EMS training with Antelope.

Looking for tennis exercises for advanced players?

Are you already a pro and want more? Then we recommend EMS training with Sophia on our YouTube channel. It includes dynamic as well as static strength exercises such as squats, lunges and quick steps. This 20-minute workout will even get tennis pros sweating profusely.



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