Тренажер kgoal инструкция по применению

Follow these instructions along with the photos and videos on this page to become acquainted with kGoal Classic. The instruction booklet included with each kGoal Classic product also contains additional information that you may find useful.  Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions (help@kgoal.com).

1. Hold kGoal in your hand and compress the Squeeze Pillow
2. With your hand squeezing the Squeeze Pillow, press the Comfort Vent with your finger tip to let air out of the Squeeze Pillow (it should appear deflated).
3. Apply lubricant to kGoal, relax your pelvic floor muscles, and insert kGoal’s Squeeze Pillow into your body, with the Control Arm facing forward.  Lubricant is recommended for every use.
4. With your pelvic floor muscles relaxed, press the Comfort Vent with the tip of your finger to reset the air pressure inside the Squeeze Pillow.  kGoal is now customized to fit your body!
5. Turn on kGoal by holding the Button until the Status Light glows. Please make sure to calibrate kGoal before each workout. To do this, make sure kGoal is in place and turned on then fully relax your pelvic floor muscles and briefly press the Power button on kGoal. This will cause kGoal to reset the measurement baseline for the current level of inflation, positioning of the device, etc. You can recalibrate again as many times as you want or at any time. This calibration affects the zero-position for both visual and vibration biofeedback. We suggest always re-calibrating (just a quick press of the power button) right before beginning a workout.
6. [if using the smartphone app] Open the kGoal app if it is installed on your phone or tablet and follow the in-app instructions.
7. Squeeze your pelvic floor muscles to interact with kGoal and receive feedback as you exercise. When exercising, squeeze in the back as though preventing yourself from passing gas and in the front as though stopping the flow of urine at the same time.  Lift up as you squeeze and do not hold your breath.

We recommend using lubricant when using kGoal.  If you experience pain while using kGoal, we recommend that you stop using kGoal and consult with a medical professional.

Follow these instructions along with the photos and videos on this page to become acquainted with the kGoal app. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions (help@kgoal.com).

1. Install the app on the your phone or tablet by downloading it from the App Store (for iOS device) or Google Play (for Android devices)
2. When you open the app, you will be able to choose your language and then swipe through a set of informational screens to acquaint you with the app and device. Then, create a new account or log into an existing account.
3. After signup/login, the app will attempt to connect to the kGoal device using your phone/tablet Bluetooth. Make sure kGoal is turned on (the light on the device is illuminated). You can cancel the connection attempt, or you can initiate a connection manually in the app from the «settings» tab in the app.
4. If the app asks to «pair» with kGoal, you should say «yes»/agree. However, after pairing upon the initial connection, kGoal works best if it is unpaired from your phone’s Bluetooth settings. This may sound counter-intuitive, but unpairing the device helps the real-time flow of pressure data from the kGoal device.
5. For additional Bluetooth tips and troubleshooting steps, see the sections below for both iOS and Android.

If you are not able to connect to kGoal from the app (when you click «connect» in the app, it says «working…» but does not connect), please try the following:

1. Go to the iOS Settings, and scroll down to select the «kGoal» app from the list of apps installed on your phone/tablet (listed in alphabetical order).
2. Make sure that «Bluetooth» is enabled (the slider is turned «on») in the «ALLOW KGOAL TO ACCESS» menu, as shown in this image:
   
3. After ensuring that the Bluetooth slider is enabled, return to the kGoal app and try connecting again by pressing the «connect» button in the app.

If you are still unable to connect, or if you are experiencing problems where the connection to your kGoal device is unstable or if the real-time squeeze indication is not smooth or consistent in the app, please try the following:

1. Start with the kGoal device turned off.
2. Go into the iOS Bluetooth settings (the phone/tablet Bluetooth settings, not the kGoal app settings)
3. If kGoal is listed under «My Devices», please press the «i» symbol on the right side of the kGoal line, then choose «Forget This Device» and confirm
4. When you then turn on kGoal and open the app, it should connect automatically (if not, press the «connect» button in the Settings tab of the app). If the app asks whether you want to «pair» to kGoal, you can say yes but then go back to the iPhone Bluetooth settings and forget the device one more time (from there, you should not have to do that again)
5. In general, please always connect to kGoal via the kGoal app (which should occur automatically when the app launches, or you can always press the «connect» button in the Settings tab of the app), and not via the iPhone Bluetooth settings.

If you are streaming music from your phone using Bluetooth, while simultaneously using kGoal, you may find that the kGoal app will ask you to «Adjust Bluetooth Settings». In this case, please pause the streaming music before connecting your kGoal device in the app, and then you should be able to resume the Bluetooth music streaming.

1. Go to your iOS Bluetooth settings

   

2. Click on the «i» icon next to the kGoal listing

    

3. Choose «Forget This Device»

    

4. Confirm by clicking «Forget Device»

    

If you are experiencing problems with the Bluetooth connection to kGoal on an Android phone or tablet, please try the following first:

For Android 10 and higher: If you do experience problems with the kGoal Bluetooth connection, please do the following:

1. Go to your Android phone/tablet settings
2. Go to the Privacy settings
3. Choose «Permission Manager»
4. Choose «Location»
5. Scroll down and click «kGoal» in the list. It will likely either be in the «Allowed Only While In Use» or the «Denied» section.
6. Set the permission to «Allow Only While Using The App».

Here is a quick GIF image that shows the process:

For Android version 9 and earlier:

1. Please go into the Settings on your phone (the Gear icon) and use the Search field to look for «Location».
2. Under location, there should be a section called «Improve accuracy». If you click on that, there should be a toggle labelled «Bluetooth scanning». Please make sure that toggle is enabled.
3. Also in the phone Settings (not the kGoal app settings), search for «kGoal» using the search bar and then under «App Settings», make sure that the Location toggle under Permissions is enabled.

For all Android versions: If the above suggestions do not fix the problem for you, please try:

1. With kGoal turned on, please go into the phone’s Bluetooth settings. If kGoal is listed as a «paired» or remembered device, then unpair/forget it. Then turn kGoal off.
2. Then, with kGoal turned off, press the «Connect» button in the Settings tab of the kGoal app. Please then turn on kGoal right after that (while the app is trying to connect). Please try to connect a second time even if it doesn’t work the first time.
3. If that is not successful, press and hold the «Connect» button in the Settings tab of the app for 5 seconds. This should bring up a menu where you can choose between three Bluetooth connection algorithms («2.3», «3.0», or «5.0»). Please try whichever two connection algorithms were not checked (one at a time) and repeat step 2 for each.

Moving Target is the first workout we recommend for users who are getting started with kGoal. In particular, the «pre-workout» screen (after clicking on «Moving Target» on the Workout page in the app, but before clicking the button to begin the 5-minute workout) is a fantastic way to get acquainted with kGoal’s biofeedback and basic function of the device itself.

On this pre-workout screen, you will see the real-time squeeze indication in the app (visual biofeedback). By using this real-time squeeze indication, you can work on activating and isolating your pelvic floor muscles, before worrying about following a specific workout routine.

When you click the button to begin the 5-Minute Moving Target workout, you will be asked to squeeze kGoal with your max strength for ten seconds. This establishes your squeeze strength for the workout and will tailor each workout to your personal ability during that workout.

The workout then guides you through a series of long squeezes, fast squeezes, and controlled squeezes. During the full workout, your goal is to squeeze kGoal to match the moving «target» line. The text prompts on the screen will let you know what is coming up next (including rest periods between squeezes) as well as the time remaining in the workout.

We are excited to announce Custom Workouts for kGoal, which allows you to create and modify your own workout sequences. Below is a tutorial video followed by a detailed step-by-step guide to using Custom Workouts.

Start by selecting “Custom Workouts” from the Workouts section in the app. You will see the main page for Custom Workouts, where you can either create a new workout, edit an existing workout, or begin an existing workout. Let’s go through each of these options.

To create a new workout, click on “Create a New Workout” at the bottom of the screen. You can then select if you’d like to copy an existing workout, or whether you’d like to start from scratch. Let’s first take a look at creating a new workout from scratch. To do this, select the “Clean Slate” button. This will create a blank workout canvas on which we can combine individual workout elements such as sustained squeezes, rests, and squeeze patterns.

Let’s begin this workout with a sustained 10-second squeeze at 57% strength, followed by an 8-second rest. Next, we’ll select the “Pattern” element, and define it to be 4 squeezes over 15 seconds, with the squeezes at 62% strength. The “Smooth Transitions” option controls whether the squeezes are sudden or gradual. We recommend turning on the “Smooth Transitions” option for long patterns with few squeezes, and leaving it off for fast squeeze patterns.

Let’s add a few more elements to this workout sequence, noting the “Total Workout Time” indicated at the bottom of the screen. You can drag individual workout elements to reorder them in the sequence, or you can delete individual workout elements. Notice that there is an indication of the total elapsed time after each workout element in the sequence. This is handy when you are reordering elements to know where you are in the sequence.

Let’s edit the name of this workout — to make it something we’ll remember — and then we can save it by clicking “save”. We’ll see it now show up in the list of Saved Workouts.

One great feature with Custom Workouts is that you can copy any of your saved workouts — or any of the Workout Templates that we’ve provided — and then make edits to the new copy. Let’s take a look to see how that works. We’ll select “Create a New Workout” and then choose one of our existing workouts — one of the Templates in this case — and then select “Copy and Edit”.

This takes us into the same editing mode we saw when creating a new workout from scratch, but now all of the workout elements are copied from the workout or template we chose. At this point, you can add, modify, delete, or re-order any of the workout elements and then re-name the workout at the top of the screen and save it (or cancel if you choose, to abandon the changes you made).

Let’s go back to talk about editing an existing workout that you’ve already created. To enter the “Edit” mode, click the “Edit” button next to the list of your saved workouts. While in “Edit” mode, you can rearrange the workouts in the list by dragging them, and you can also delete a workout from the list. To edit a workout profile, click on it while in “edit” mode.

While editing a workout sequence, we can add, delete, or adjust workout elements, and we can also reorder them in the sequence. After making edits, we can save this workout sequence by clicking “save”, or we can cancel the edits. Let’s save our changes and return to the Custom Workouts main page.

If you’d like to do an existing workout — either one that you’ve created or one that’s provided as a template — just click on the workout in the list. You’ll need to have kGoal connected to the app to enter the workout. Just like in the original Moving Target workout, you will see the “pre-workout” screen showing the real-time feedback from kGoal. This is a good opportunity to calibrate kGoal to your current body position (tap the button on kGoal to reset the baseline to your current resting position).

From here, you can start the workout by pressing the button at the bottom of the screen. Then follow along to the instructions on the screen to guide you through the chosen workout sequence. You can pause or stop the workout at any time, using the buttons at the bottom of the screen, or it will conclude when it reaches the end of the workout sequence.

«Shape Shift» is a game in which the user squeezes kGoal in sync with a progression of shapes moving up the screen. As kGoal is squeezed, a set of «gates» open in proportion to the squeeze pressure. The goal is to open the gates just enough to let the shapes through.

During each 5-minute workout, the user can move to progressively more challenging levels by keeping the «control» score above 5.0 (this is a measurement of how closely the shapes are being matched as they pass through the gates).

The variety in each shape’s profile is designed to focus on a combination of long and short squeezes of varying strength.

In the Bricks game, squeeze kGoal to move a paddle side-to-side to keep the ball in play. When the ball hits the bricks on the screen, the brick disappears and points are accumulated. When all bricks are gone, a new brick layout is shown.

The paddle will move left or right as you squeeze kGoal, with the direction depending on the ball’s current trajectory.

This game is great for practicing fast muscle contractions. It is important to relax your muscles between squeezes. To help with this skill, you must release pressure on kGoal before squeezing again to move the paddle in the opposite direction.