The Center of Restorative Exercise uses the most effective adapted exercise equipment for the training of their members.

Cybex Arc Trainer

The Arc Trainer, is scientifically tested to be gentler on your joints, burn 16% more calories than an elliptical, and is stronger and more durable than the leading ellipticals. On the Arc Trainer, the legs travel in a biomechanically correct path of motion. There’s less stress on the knees and more activation of the glutes and hamstrings.

Cybex Bravo

The Bravo Functional Training system is a truly innovative approach to functional training. The system combines unique technologies and the best aspects of selectorized and cable-based strength training equipment to offer simple, safe operation, expanded functionality and better results.

Cybex Total Access Fitness Equipment

Total Access is a line designed to be accessible to the physically impaired but which does not exclude other exercisers. This allows fitness enthusiasts who have physical or sensory limitations to take advantage of fitness training on the same gym floor and using the same equipment as those who do not.

Cybex Leg press 

Centrally mounted seat adjustment with lever which can be easily operated with either right or left hand. No grip is required.

 Cybex Chest Press

Locking plunger adjustment on swing away seat allows easy access for wheelchair users and one-handed seat adjustment for users with limited mobility.

 Swing away seat with locking plunger adjustment allows easy access for wheelchair users and one-handed seat adjustment for users with limited mobility.

Cybex Row  

 Choice of upper and lower handle positions caters to wheelchair users who cannot adjust seat height, shorter users and those with reduced balance, who can then maintain full foot contact with the floor.

 NuStep T5

The NuStep is a unique piece of cardiovascular exercise equipment which allows for people with paraplegia or hemiplegia to get a great cardio workout safely and effectively.

SciFit Inclusive Upper Body Cycle 

This versatile, highly adjustable upper body exerciser
can be used seated or standing. It is also ideal for
ground-based training. The seat can be removed to allow for a wheelchair to be used in place of the chair.

The independent crank arms for greater variety of movement to keep users engaged. Narrow crank axis allows for higher RPMs, increasing speed and endurance. Ergonomically designed saddle allows easy transition between seated and standing exercise positions. Crank and flywheel assembly rotates to accommodate forward and reverse movements. Adjustable crank arm height encourages greater range of muscle activation. It is wheelchair accessible when the seat is removed

The EasyStand Glider provides the user with state-of-the-art active standing technology that can be found in no other standing frame.

Designed for Active Standing
Active standing provides lower body range of motion and upper body strengthening. Unlike passive standers, the active standing Glider allows users to move the handles with their arms (or a caregiver can assist) which creates a reciprocal movement in the legs. The full range seat has hinged, break-away sections for each leg that allow full leg extension while standing.

Designed for Easier Transfers
The Glider features a wide concave seat and flip-up knee pads that make transfers easier. A positioning bar provides a sturdy grip during the transfer. If needed, a patient lift can also be used to transfer a person into the Glider.

Designed for Adjustability
It’s easy to customize the Glider for individuals of various heights and abilities for use in a rehab setting. The adjustable resistance cylinders are accessible to the user while in the standing position and the resistance is easily adjustable with twelve different settings. The seat depth, back angle, foot plate height, knee pad height, and handle height are also easily adjustable.

The Biodex Gait Training System allows  the opportunity for the client to get an early start on rehabilitation by practicing functional gait patterns.  The unweighting system allows full and partial weight bearing without compromising proper gait kinematics helping clients regain their confidence, their strength and their stride. The Biodex gait trainer permits functional pelvic rotation and versatility when walking, side-stepping, retro-walking and turning. Furthermore, clients can engage in reactive postural control exercises or change direction without repositioning the entire support system.  In addition, depending on walking speed, up to four inches of vertical displacement is permitted which enables the client to respond to ground reaction forces. An added benefit is that the open design allows natural arm swing and for clinicians to focus on  manually facilitating their client’s lower extremities which are both essential components to encourage neuroplasticity and to restore functional mobility while providing a safe environment for client and clinician.

 RT 300 Leg

 Functional electrical stimulation (FES) is a well-established modality that’s been widely used for rehabilitation for over 50 years. FES uses safe, low-current electrical pulses to activate paralyzed or deconditioned muscles for functional movement and is a proven therapy with a wide range of comprehensive therapeutic outcomes including the reduction of secondary health conditions, motor function, and even gait improvements. In fact Restorative Therapies  have been cleared by the FDA to: Reduce muscle atrophy, reduce muscle spasms, Improve local circulation, maintain or increase range of motion facilitate muscle re-education. 

With respect to neuromuscular recovery and neural communication, the Galileo is unlike any other neuromuscular and neural communication devices. It’s fast, simple, powerful and provides thousands of repetitions and contractions activating small and large antagonistic muscles groups in a matter of minutes. The seesaw motion pattern simulates the muscles used in the natural human gait, causing a tilting movement of the pelvis, similar to walking but at a more rapid pace. Muscles in the legs and all the way up to the trunk are targeted and trained for health and preparation for walking. Some enhanced outcomes are: 1) reduced tone and spasticity, 2) refined movement patterns, 3) improved intramuscular coordination and balance, 4) increased flexibility, 5) increased strength, 6) reduced contractures, 7) higher bone mass and osteoporosis prevention, 8) improved microcirculation, blood flow and the lymphatic system, and 8) has a  cardio effect.