Exercise pedals put some movement back into the day for a person who cannot get to a gym or manage a stationary bike. They sit on the floor in front of a chair for leg work, or on a table for arms, so a program can be done at home between therapy visits.
The pedometer is the part that keeps people going. It counts what has been done in a session, which gives your client a number to beat and gives you something concrete to review at the next appointment.
The frame folds flat, so it can be stored behind a door or in a cupboard, which helps in a small living room, and the resistance can be set to suit the person on the day.
