FES Cycling - Fitness after spinal cord injury

You know that competition is a good thing.  It makes for better value for a purchaser and acts as an incentive to product development - at least in an ideal world.  You will notice on this site we don't - and wont criticise other products or ideas. Nor do we do this behind anyone's back.  We know that not everyone who might benefit from our systems can get one right now  - we would like that to change and its important that accurate information about benefits and features gets out into everyday life.

We always try to accurately and fairly describe our products so that you out there can make up your own mind. Now RehaMove is, we believe the most flexible and powerful system of its kind on the market.  We have put together an information sheet that describes the history, development and background to the RehaMove system.  We hope you find it worth a read. 

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New content on the site summarises the value - the features and benefits of the RehaMove system.

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Multiple Sclerosis can restrict exercise participation and lead to a reduction in fitness. Along with this restriction goes a higher risk of health complications and illness in the longer term. 

It's understandable that many people with Multiple Sclerosis steer clear of regular exercise because they're afraid it might increase their fatigue or because they feel they simply aren't up to it.  But with a properly managed regime, always taking into account a person's individual limitations, exercise is a good thing both
physically and mentally.  In this article we examine whether FES Cycling can provide that precisely controlled exercise sought by persons with Multiple Sclerosis.

Read more: FES Cycling - Is it valid for clients with MS