REXERCISES™
Rex Bionics has worked closely with physical therapists to develop upper and lower limb exercises. REXERCISES are a combination of static positions and dynamic patterns.
Overhead Balloon Trunk Balance Activity
Clinician assists manual stability and posture setting
REX® in Wide Based Squat
Trunk Stabilization with Outstretched Upper Extremity with Ball
Clinician assists with trunk stability or provides neuro re-education
REX in Narrow Based Squat
Overhead Boxing to Improve Cardiac Function
Clinician monitors for signs and symptoms of cardiac compromise
REX in Wide Based Squat
Wall-pulleys Resisted Trunk Rotation with Bilateral Arms Cross Midline
Clinician demonstrates proper form and muscle activation
REX in Right Forward Lunge
Trunk Strengthening Exercise with Hand-weights
Clinician assists trunk stability or gives cues for proper alignment
REX in Abducted Stance
Skateboard-Assisted Forward Reach with Opposite Arm Stabilization
Clinician analyzes movement and alignment or provides neuro re-education techniques
REX in Left Forward Lunge
Wall-pulleys with Resisted Shoulder Retraction / Adduction for Scapular Setting
Clinician provides sensory and verbal feedback to encourage muscle recruitment
REX in Narrow Stance
Thera-tubing Resisted Upper Extremity Exercise
Clinician provides neuro reeducation or manual assistance
REX in Right Lateral Lunge
Upper Extremity Strengthening with Hand-weights
Clinician assesses and corrects posture
REX in Right Forward Lunge
FLEXIBLE – REXERCISES give clinicians the freedom to progress and modify tailored exercise programmes easily and quickly to address all aspects of Strength, Flexibility, Balance and Endurance.
SPECIFIC – REXERCISES enable clinicians to target specific deficits in a repeatable and accurate manner while reducing the burden on the therapist.
FUNCTIONAL – REXERCISES provide the stability, flexibility and specificity to enable the therapist to work across a wide spectrum of differing levels of function, to improve specific components of a user’s function – both in the upper and lower limbs.
REPEATABLE – REXERCISES can be consistently and accurately reproduced to achieve the high level of intensity required for functional gains, while significantly reducing the strain on the therapist.
STABLE – REXERCISES allow clinicians to focus on quality of movement and treatment rather than supporting the user.
CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS
“Standing, while completing exercises and strengthening in a stand-alone robotic exercise device offers a range of interesting rehabilitation opportunities.”
“I use REX in my rehabilitation centres because it can take the user through a range of active assisted movements and can be used as part of a rehabilitation programme for patients with spinal cord injury and hemiplegia arising from stroke or a traumatic brain injury”