Features: The hand grip can help patients with zero muscle strength in the upper limbs to maintain a grasping position during exercise. The length of the armrest can be adjusted to meet the flexion and extension training of patients
Use your own limbs to drive movement. Safe active movements ensure safety of patient training and can accelerate the recovery of proprioception withou causing spasms;
Provide active exercise training that helps patients do early functional movements;
Coordinated sports equipment that allows upper and lower limbs to work together;
The coordination of the upper and lower limbs can strengthen the muscles of the lower back and restore the stability of the trunk;
Early coordinated exercise can enhance the control of early trunk balance;
Provide early aerobic training for patients with hemiplegia and paraplegia;
Provide rhythmic strength training with resistance adjusted between ten levels to enhance muscle strength of upper and lower limbs.