Lower limb rehab stepper rehabilitation leg trainer

Overview of lower limb stepper

The rehabilitation stepper trainer adopts a standing stair-stepping training mode. The support pole and handrails offer stable balance assistance during exercise. It targets quadriceps, calf muscles, knees and ankles.
>>It is widely used for rehabilitation after knee or ankle injury, stroke hemiplegia recovery, and daily leg exercise for the elderly. It helps rebuild walking ability, improve lower limb coordination and prevent muscle atrophy.

Key Features of stepper

1. Stable Support Handrail Design
Height-adjustable support pole and ergonomic hand grips help users maintain balance, reduce fall risk during standing training.

2. Simulated Stair-climbing Motion
Side-to-side stepping movement activates thigh, hip and calf muscles, improves knee and ankle joint range of motion.

3. Built-in Digital Display
Monitor tracks training time, step count and calories burned, allowing users and therapists to record training progress.

4. Adjustable Resistance
Hydraulic resistance system controls stepping intensity, suitable for different recovery stages from gentle rehab to strength training.

5. Multi-functional Training
Equipped with small dumbbells and rotating disc, can train lower limbs, core and upper limbs at the same time.

6. Robust Metal Base
Heavy-duty frame with anti-slip foot pads, keeps the machine stable during stepping.

Applications & Benefits

1. Build lower limb muscle strength after knee, ankle fracture or ligament injury

2. Improve joint mobility and coordination for hemiplegia patients

3. Enhance standing balance and restore walking ability

4. Relieve leg muscle weakness for elderly people

5. Promote blood circulation and prevent lower limb muscle atrophy

Specifications

1. Frame Material: High-strength metal steel

2. Resistance Type: Hydraulic adjustable resistance

3. Display: Digital LCD counter

4. Structure: Height adjustable support handrail, anti-slip pedals

5. Extra Accessories: Rotating balance disc, pair of small dumbbells

6. Applicable Scene: Home rehabilitation, physiotherapy clinic, elderly care center

7. Training Target: Quadriceps, calves, knee joint, ankle joint, balance training

 Notes

1. Complete physical assessment by a physiotherapist before use.

2. Hold the handrail firmly during training. Do not overexert.

3. Stop training immediately if joint pain, dizziness or discomfort occurs.

4. Keep stable standing posture; avoid rapid twisting.

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