Upper Body Ergometers & Etrainers

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Discover our tailored selection of Upper Body Ergometers (UBE) and Active Passive Trainers (APT, aka Etrainers) for rehabilitation facilities.

Our top-quality UBE and APT equipment accommodates diverse clients, including seniors, wheelchair users, and varying disabilities.

With adjustable and customizable options, find the perfect solution to help your clients achieve improved mobility, strength, and recovery.

To offer a full spectrum of rehab exercise equipment, consider pairing these ergometers with our Physical Therapy Recumbent Bikes, which provide a safe and effective form of lower-body cardiovascular exercise, complementing the upper-body focus of UBEs.
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HCI OmniTrainer Physical Therapy Hand Bike OT-1100 Muscle Recovery Physical Rehabilitation Physiotherapy Training Healthy and Safe Workout
disabled woman training with HCI OmniTrainer Physical Therapy Hand Bike OT-1100
OmniTrainer Physical Therapy Hand Bike
HCI PhysioMax Arm Ergometer and Recumbent Bike TBT-1000 Muscle Recovery Physical Rehabilitation Physiotherapy Training Healthy and Safe Workout
senior woman workout on HCI PhysioMax Arm Ergometer and Recumbent Bike TBT-1000
PhysioMax Arm Ergometer and Recumbent Bike
Dynamic Fluid Water UBE Arm Bike Machine (M850)
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First Degree Fitness Medical Rehab UBE (E950)
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Dynamic Fluid Upper & Lower Body Ergometer Cycle XT (M750)
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First Degree Fitness Upper & Lower Body Ergometer Cycle (E750)
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First Degree Fitness Standing Arm Cycle UBE (E650)
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woman exercise on HCI PhysioCycle XT UBE Arm Bike and Recumbent Cycle XT-800
HCI PhysioCycle XT UBE Arm Bike and Recumbent Cycle XT-800 Muscle Recovery Physical Rehabilitation Physiotherapy Training Healthy and Safe Workout
PhysioCycle XT UBE Arm Bike and Recumbent Cycle
HCI PhysioTrainer PRO Arm Bike PT-PRO Muscle Recovery Physical Rehabilitation Physiotherapy Training Healthy and Safe Workout
HCI PhysioTrainer PRO Arm Bike PT-PRO with an elderly woman using it as an arm bike
PhysioTrainer PRO Arm Bike
HCI eTrainer Active Passive Motorized Exercise Bike for Disabled E-PAT-AP Muscle Recovery Physical Rehabilitation Physiotherapy Training Healthy and Safe Workout
HCI eTrainer Active Passive Motorized Exercise Bike for Disabled E-PAT-AP with a normal chair
eTrainer Active Passive Motorized Exercise Bike for Disabled
HCI Motorized UBE Table UBE-TABLE120V Muscle Recovery Physical Rehabilitation Physiotherapy Training Healthy and Safe Workout
HCI Motorized UBE Table UBE-TABLE120V with the PhysioTrainer UBE
HCI Motorized UBE Table

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Shopping Guide for Upper Body Ergometers & Etrainers

Selecting ideal upper body ergometers/active passive trainers requires weighing key factors. Use this guide to make an informed purchase for your facility.

  1. Client Needs: Choose equipment suited for your clients like motorized bikes, arm cycles, or versatile combo units.
  2. Adaptability: Look for adjustable settings and resistance to accommodate progress as clients improve.
  3. Accessibility: Opt for wheelchair-friendly, ergonomic designs for comfortable use.
  4. Operation Modes: Dual active and passive modes suit varying mobility and strength levels.
  5. Durability: Invest in high-quality, reliable machines from leading brands like HCI Fitness.
  6. Space: Consider compact, foldable units if facility space is limited.
  7. Budget: Compare features and quality within your price range for the best value.

With these aspects weighed, you can select equipment tailored to your clients’ unique therapy and fitness needs.

Upper Body Ergometers & Etrainers FAQs

An upper body ergometer is an exercise machine designed specifically to provide upper body conditioning.

Upper body ergometers feature handlebars connected to a resistance system that exercises the arm, shoulder, chest, and back muscles.

Yes, our upper body ergometers and active-passive trainers feature accessibility options like adjustable seats and removable seats for wheelchair compatibility.

Yes, adjust the resistance on the ergometers to target cardiovascular health or various muscle groups.

Yes, the adjustable resistance on ergometers accommodates users from beginner to advanced.

Aim for 2-3 upper body ergometer sessions per week, with at least 1 rest day between sessions. Listen to your body and adjust frequency based on your recovery needs.

Yes, our commercial ergometers are suitable for both facilities and home gyms.
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