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Pedal Exerciser

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Pedal Exerciser

Active Rehabilitation

Compact pedal exerciser for active upper- and lower-limb rehabilitation, with adjustable resistance and a digital counter to track progress.

Overview

The Pedal Exerciser is a compact rehabilitation and fitness device designed to support low-impact upper- and lower-limb exercise. It can be used while seated on a chair or in a wheelchair, making it suitable for patients and users who may not be able to use a standard exercise bike.

The device helps users perform controlled pedalling movements to support mobility, muscle activation, coordination, circulation-focused movement, and general physical conditioning. Depending on the model, resistance may be adjusted manually or pedalling may be assisted by an electric motor.

It is suitable for physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation centres, hospitals, nursing homes, elderly-care facilities, fitness areas, and supervised home-care programmes.

Active Rehabilitation

Physiomed — Dubai, UAE

Key Features

Built for clinical performance

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Upper & Lower Body Use

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Adjustable Resistance

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Digital Counter Display

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Lightweight & Portable

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Lightweight & Portable

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Easy Storage

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Product name	Pedal Exerciser
Product category	Rehabilitation and general exercise equipment
Primary application	Upper- and lower-limb exercise
Exercise type	Active, passive, or active-passive, depending on model
Available configurations	Magnetic, electric mini, economy, and active-passive models
Magnetic resistance	Available on the Magnetic Pedal Exerciser
Resistance direction	Bi-directional on the magnetic model
Motor assistance	Available on the Electric Mini Pedal Exerciser
Exercise position	Seated exercise
Limb use	Arms and legs

Treatment Indications

Treatment and Exercise Overview

The Pedal Exerciser supports controlled repetitive movement of the arms or legs while the user remains seated. It may help maintain joint movement, encourage muscle activation, and build exercise tolerance through gentle, progressive activity.

In rehabilitation settings, the device may be used for assisted, active, or passive pedalling according to the selected configuration. Exercise speed, resistance, duration, and direction should be chosen according to the user’s ability and treatment plan.

The device is intended for low-impact exercise and should not be used to replace a patient-specific rehabilitation programme. Users should stop if they experience pain, dizziness, unusual breathlessness, numbness, or worsening symptoms.

Clinical Protocols

Evidence-based treatment guidance

Recommended starting parameters by indication. Final protocols should be set by the treating clinician.

Reduced lower-limb mobility

Begin with slow, short-duration pedalling and increase gradually according to tolerance.

Upper-limb exercise

Use the pedal unit at a suitable table or chair height and ensure the arms and shoulders remain comfortable.

Muscle weakness

Use low resistance or motor-assisted mode where appropriate. Avoid over-fatigue.

Joint stiffness

Start with a small, comfortable range of motion and stop if pain increases.

Neurological rehabilitation

Assess coordination, tone, sensation, cognition, and ability to maintain a safe seated position.

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