I recently saw exercise equipment similiar to pedals for working out arms and legs are strapped in and are driven by the upper body/arms. I saw one called something like an "odometer" on Peter's Principle Show.
Searches turn up super expensive equipment. Anyone know of any that would be reasonable or heard of these?
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Missy D
, Oct 28 2005 07:01 AM
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wheelie182
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Posted 28 October 2005 - 08:01 AM
Nope sorry.......you should know by now that anything to do with the disabled is extremly expensive, and usually a rip off, i thought of buying one, until i found out they were about £1000 !!!!!! 
heres a website to where i was going to buy mine from
www.cyclone-mf.co.uk
If you send them an email of somthing they will send you a big pack of all the stuff they offer to do with fitness, they sell many of the things your on about, maual and electric, they offered me a trial aswell !!! their very helpful, but they are UK based, i dont know where your from,
heres a website to where i was going to buy mine from
www.cyclone-mf.co.uk
If you send them an email of somthing they will send you a big pack of all the stuff they offer to do with fitness, they sell many of the things your on about, maual and electric, they offered me a trial aswell !!! their very helpful, but they are UK based, i dont know where your from,
That's what she said!
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Posted 06 November 2005 - 06:37 PM
My local hospital physical therapy Dept. has something like that called a powertrainer. You should see if any physical therapy outfits near you have one you could come in and use. Also you might want to look on any used equiptment dealer sites; sometimes if you get lucky you can find stuff like that on there.
Best of luck,
Katie
Best of luck,
Katie
#4 *S. Khan*
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Posted 27 November 2005 - 08:23 PM
Hi,
Please visit the following links:
http://paraplegic-on...treatment01.htm
http://www.gigermd.com/
The device is called GigerMD.
Saad
Please visit the following links:
http://paraplegic-on...treatment01.htm
http://www.gigermd.com/
The device is called GigerMD.
Saad
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