Exerciser for Spinal Cord Injury c2-c6
Designed to be used for SPI
I suffer from incomplete spinal cord injury after an abscess from C2-C6. I want to change from M****** to COMBI BIKE Plus
As a result, I experience spasms in all limbs, as well as weakness in arm and leg muscles and constant pain, also in arms and legs, and in the entire back musculature.
I tried it myself and was instantly convinced
During my REHAB in Karlsruhe from May 11th to 13th, 2017, I had the opportunity to test the Combi bike plus exercise trainer from Lemco on several occasions.
I use a M*******, the Combi Exercises both arms and legs
Compared to the M****** exercise trainer, which I am currently using, the Combi bike plus allows simultaneous strengthening and relaxation of both arms AND legs.Â
With the M******, I have to choose whether I want to train my arms or legs, and switching to the arm trainer is quite annoying.
Additionally, I have to stand up every time to make the switch, which means climbing out of the device, and I have fallen a few times in the process.
Extremly user-friendly
What I also find very user-friendly is that the Combi bike plus does not require a power connection. The M****** needs electricity, the socket is close to the ground, and if a spasm hits me, I also fall when plugging or unplugging the plug into the socket.
Moreover, I often do not have the strength to connect the power. And I don’t want to leave the device permanently connected to the power.
For the aforementioned reasons, I hereby request approval for the Combi bike plus exercise trainer.
For the aforementioned reasons, I hereby request approval for the Combi bike plus exercise trainer.
Sincerely,
Bettina P.
In Bed Rehabilitation with the BedBike exerciser
Lars has greatly benefited from the Lemco bed cycle with special pedals in his rehabilitation process following an extended hospital stay.
