Electric Sculpt, a private women-only EMS training studio, is opening in Delray Beach under owner Erica Seplow, per the studio's Instagram. The concept centers on 20-minute sessions using the Miha Bodytec 2 system — a full-body electrical muscle stimulation platform that received FDA 510(k) clearance for muscle conditioning in 2019.
EMS training works by applying low-level electrical impulses that contract muscle fibers during a resistance session. The Miha Bodytec 2, per the studio's post, engages eight major muscle groups simultaneously — the compressed-session premise that the format has used to appeal to time-constrained clients.
Electric Sculpt structures its sessions as private, one-on-one appointments rather than group classes, a format distinction that separates it from the boutique group-fitness model that defined much of the last decade's fitness-studio expansion. The studio's stated demographic is busy women and women over 40, for whom the low-impact character of EMS is positioned as an alternative to high-impact programming.
The studio's signature offering is the six-week Feminine Sculpt Transformation program. The source does not detail what the program includes beyond the framing around personalized strength sessions, nor does it disclose pricing.
Seplow was recently recognized by Influential Women, per the Instagram post. No further context on the nature of the recognition was included in the source.
