Equipment Packages for Seniors, Active Aging, and Assisted Living Centers
At Home Fitness
This set exercises over 20-muscle groups for a full body strength and cardio workout.
Space required is only 100 square feet! That's about the size of a small bedroom or office.
1) Multi-Gym
2) Lift Task-Total Body
3) Adductor-Abductor (thigh)
4) Vertical Fly-Upper Back
Join the 55-million Americans that are turning back the hands of time!
Call today to get started feeling stronger and having more energy.
This is exercise equipment that won't end up in a garage sale or collecting dust.
You will love exercising on this comfortable equipment.
It's easy, gentle on joints, and most people report no muscle soreness.
Don't let fear of pain or injury stop you from getting fit.
This is fitness equipment you will love to use. Results are quick and painless.
Senior Living Communities
This set accomodates 18-people at once. If you need more or less, just call us, we would be happy to assist you with your fitness equipment needs.
18-STATION SET
(9-machines + 9-jogging squares)
1) Lift Task - Total Body
2) Adductor-Abductor
3) Leg Ext-Knee Curl
4) Upright Row-Tricep Press
5) Shoulder Press-Lat Pull
6) Chest Press-Back Row
7) Vertical Fly-Upper Back
8) Abdominal-Low Back
9) Dip Shrug
10) Jogging Squares (9)
One lap around this 18-station circuit fulfills the CDC's physical activity recommendation for Americans aged 65 and older. It completes full-body strengthening and cardiovascular aerobic recommendations at the same time.
Assisted Living Exercise Room
This set fits in a small space exercise room and requires only 100 square feet. It accomodates 2 to 4 people at once.
4-PIECE SET
1) Multi-Gym 6-in-1 machine
2) Additional Multi-Gym 6-in-1 machine
3) Adductor-Abductor (thigh)
4) Dip Shrug
Read why even geriatric patients should exercise with others below.
Social well-being – Training with a partner gives you that social contact that is often non-existent when doing it along or even with a therapist or trainer.
Comraderie and Accountability – Often when patients count on each they are more likely to feel like going.
Competitve Instincts - Even Geriatric patients tend to do a bit more or push a little hard when working out with a partner.
Shared goals – If two people are working towards a common goal, it helps to build more resolve and resilience.
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