Description
66fit AllCare Exercise Tubing - Progressive Resistance for Rehabilitation & Strengthening
The 66fit AllCare Exercise Tubing is designed to assist in the rehabilitation and strengthening of joints and muscles. Ideal for use in Range of Motion (ROM) exercises, this versatile tubing provides progressive resistance to enhance strength and mobility. With varying grades of resistance, from light to super heavy, this tubing can be used throughout the rehabilitation process, helping to target specific muscle groups and improve joint function.
Key Features:
- Progressive Resistance: Six colour-coded resistance levels, with a steady 30% increase in resistance from one colour to the next. Light colours indicate lighter resistance, while darker colours represent heavier resistance.
- Customizable Length: Simply cut the desired length from the roll and tie a knot to form a loop. The knot is easy to untie, allowing you to adjust the length or loop size as needed. It can also be used as a single length of tubing.
- Wide Range of Resistances: Available in six colour-coded resistances to cater to different treatment needs, from light to super heavy resistance.
- High-Quality Manufacturing: Made under the international quality standard ISO 9002, ensuring durability and reliability.
- Convenient Storage & Access: Supplied in colour-coded boxes with a perforated dispensing slot, making it easy to access, store, and manage your exercise tubing.
- Available Sizes: Also available in 6-foot rolls for smaller exercises and space-saving storage.
Typical Exercise Program Includes:
- Inversion
- Eversion
- Plantarflexion
- Dorsiflexion
A typical exercise session using this tubing involves 3 to 5 sets of 15 repetitions. It is important to progress at the patient’s tolerance level, and if swelling or pain occurs, reduce the number of reps, sets, or resistance to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Whether you’re in rehabilitation or strengthening, 66fit AllCare Exercise Tubing is a versatile and reliable tool for improving joint health and overall mobility.