However, there is a lack of fitness equipment specifically designed for the elderly in the market. For every senior, finding equipment that feels suitable and comfortable is crucial, as each person has unique physical needs that must be met through specific equipment.
EZ66 recommends the 【ALEXIA】ALEXIA series, a range of exercise equipment designed specifically for seniors. The design concept follows the principles of ESCAP, which stands for:
- Easy use
- Safe equipment
- feel Comfortable
- Amusing exercise
- Practical improvement on health
It has been adopted in multiple countries including Germany, the UK, Japan, as well as regions in North America and Europe, making it suitable for both institutional and home use.
Due to varying shipping costs across different regions and installation fees depending on the on-site conditions, please contact us for further inquiries if needed.
Specially designed strength training machine for seniors and women
Uses hydraulic resistance for smooth and safe operation
Offers 6 different resistance levels to choose from, with resistance in both directions
Sleek design with ergonomic features
Suitable for circuit training or rehabilitation exercises
Primary muscle groups used:
a. Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, with your feet flat on the floor. Keep your hips against the seat and your back pressed against the backrest. Maintain a good spinal alignment throughout the movement (engage your core, retract and depress your shoulder blades, keep your back straight, and tuck your chin). Look straight ahead and grip the handles, pulling down to press your shoulders against the pad as much as possible.
b. Move backward (Backward movement) to extend the trunk (Extension) - targeting the erector spinae muscles.
Starting Position: Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, feet flat on the floor, hips against the seat, and back pressed against the backrest. Maintain good spinal alignment throughout the movement (engage your core, retract and depress your shoulder blades, keep your back straight, and tuck your chin). Look straight ahead and grip the handles, pulling down to press your shoulders against the pad as much as possible.
Range of Motion: Bend your trunk forward to 30-45 degrees, then return to the starting position.
Precautions: Keep the shoulder joint stable throughout the process, avoiding compensatory movements that extend the shoulder or lift the equipment off the ground.
Safety Precautions for Operation
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a. Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, with your feet flat on the floor. Keep your hips against the seat and your back pressed against the backrest. Maintain a good spinal alignment throughout the movement (engage your core, retract and depress your shoulder blades, keep your back straight, and tuck your chin). Look straight ahead and grip the handles, pulling down to press your shoulders against the pad as much as possible.
