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#1 Wheelchair Workout

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Posted 24 July 2008 - 04:52 PM

<H2 align=center>WheelchairWorkout</H2>Skil-Care's Wheelchair Workout™ provides full-body resistance training for people in wheelchairs without leaving the chair. It targets the neck, shoulders, arms, chest, back, abdominals, obliques, quads, hamstrings and calves. Weighing just 3lbs, the Wheelchair Workout™ fits easily into a single carry bag (included) and facilitates over 20 exercises to build strength and flexibility

  • Completely portable, weighs only 3 pounds! Includes carry bag for storing all included components: mounting bar, exercise bar, hand grips and foot sling
  • Secures to push-handles or footrest supports in seconds with hook and loop closures to all wheelchairs up to 26" wide
  • Use one 64" length for all exercises–no need to cut or tie bands or tubing
  • Easy-attach/easy-release sockets on all components to secure and adjust bands or tubing
  • Permits full range of motion--adjusts for user’s ability and range of motion
  • Accepts all resistance tubes and bands (not included)
  • Fits all wheelchairs up to 26 inches
  • No need to lift, move, or position wheelchair user
  • Use in facilities, private practice and visiting homecare
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Posted 25 July 2008 - 02:43 AM

How do the leg weights work for people who can't move their legs!?

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Posted 25 July 2008 - 09:38 AM

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Secures to push-handles

Hmmm - not much good for the majority of us here who hate push handles with a vengance then :-)

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Accepts all resistance tubes and bands (not included)

So in fact the most important bit of the setup is missing and all you get is a couple of handles, the feet things and two bars. Doesn't seem like the greatest value for money for £50 ($100) when the resistance tubes /bands can be used on their own to achieve exactly the same thing.
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Posted 25 July 2008 - 03:42 PM

View Postjuls, on Jul 25 2008, 03:43 AM, said:

How do the leg weights work for people who can't move their legs!?

Haha I was just thinking that myself

#5 eleanorigby

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Posted 31 July 2008 - 12:28 AM

This is clearly meant for the elderly, but hey, elderly/cripple, what's the dif, right? Maybe that's why so many people feel they need to shout when talking to us.
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Posted 31 July 2008 - 01:33 AM

hey eleanorigby what did you say sonny i can't hear too well, speak up sonny i still can't hear you, oh i hear you now this equipment sounds like a scam to me, now that's just my opinion!!!!!!

#7 LuckyinKentucky

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Posted 03 August 2008 - 02:42 AM

Right on russ handles not needed.... but Thera-band (as i've heard it called) is kinda pricey on its own




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