Fabrication Enterprises HCI PhysioMax Total Body Trainer w/independent arm and leg motion

HCI PhysioMax Total Body Trainer w/independent arm and leg motion

The HCI PhysioMax Total Body Trainer is an all-in-one upper body ergometer and recumbent bike with independent arm and leg motion. It works well for facilities serving a wide range of users, from physically fit individuals to physically challenged users, especially where accessibility and exercise versatility matter. Key details include bi-directional electromagnetic resistance with 16 levels, a walk-thru design with removable seat for wheelchair access, and a 500 lb. maximum user weight.

Good Fit For

• Rehab and therapy settings serving varied mobility levels
• Fitness rooms that need both upper and lower body training options
• Facilities accommodating wheelchair users
• Programs working with deconditioned users and stronger users on the same machine

Key Features

• Independent arm and leg motion supports upper and lower body exercise separately
• Upper body ergometer and recumbent bike in one unit helps expand training options in a single footprint
• Bi-directional electromagnetic resistance adjusts from easy start up to 16 levels for varied user needs
• Walk-thru frame and removable seat help accommodate wheelchair access
• Oversize swiveling seat supports users with low mobility during entry and positioning
• Large 9 inch LCD console shows speed, time, distance, pulse, RPM, Watts, METS, and calories

Applications and Usage

• Upper body training using the adjustable hand cranks and UBE arm
• Lower body exercise in recumbent bike mode
• Alternating independent arm and leg workouts for different training needs
• Accessible exercise sessions for users who benefit from a walk-thru design and swiveling seat

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This trainer supports independent upper and lower body motion, so buyers should confirm that separate arm and leg exercise matches their program goals.
• Accessibility-focused design elements include a removable seat, walk-thru frame, and swiveling oversize seat.
• Resistance starts at an easy level and progresses to level 16, which may help facilities serving users with a broad range of conditioning levels.
• Maximum user weight is 500 lbs.

FAQ

• Can users work their arms and legs separately on this trainer? Yes. The PhysioMax allows independent arm and leg motion, so users can train the upper body and lower body independently from each other.
• Is this machine suitable for users with limited mobility? Yes. The walk-thru design, removable seat for wheelchair access, and oversize swiveling seat are intended to help accommodate users with low mobility.
• How many resistance levels does the PhysioMax offer? The PhysioMax uses an electromagnetic resistance system with up to 16 resistance levels.
• What workout data does the console display? The 9 inch LCD console displays speed, time, distance, pulse, RPM, Watts, METS, and calories, and it also includes preset programs.
• What is the maximum user weight? The maximum user weight for this trainer is 500 lbs.

From HCI by Fabrication Enterprises.