Products
Forward Flexion Training System
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Focuses on core muscle training with ergonomic movement design for targeted core strength enhancement.
Supports isometric and isotonic training modes with precisely adjustable resistance; total weight stack 29.5 kg, movement distance 510 mm.
Customizable sets, repetitions and weight load to adapt to different core strength levels.
IC card activation with data upload function, enabling quantitative and digital management of rehabilitation progress.
Desktop system supports patient information management and training report generation for efficacy tracking.
Product Introduction
Class II medical certified device developed in accordance with ICF(International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health) standards. As a dedicated resistance training system for core muscle groups, it strengthens the rectus abdominis, internal and external obliques, and transverse abdominis through knee and hip flexion exercises. It improves core stability, corrects anterior pelvic tilt, relaxes the back muscles, and is suitable for rehabilitation training of core dysfunction and related postural abnormalities.
Product Advantages
Highly targeted core training that simultaneously
improves core stability and corrects postural abnormalities such as anterior pelvic tilt.
Progressive adjustable resistance suitable for all strength levels
from basic activation to intensive core strengthening.
Simple operation without complex auxiliary equipment
allowing patients to train independently.
Digital management enables traceable training outcomes
and personalized rehabilitation plan adjustment.
High safety with low joint impact
ideal for long‑term core rehabilitation programs.
Core Indications
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Core Dysfunction：
Weak core muscles, reduced stability, poor trunk control.
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Postural Abnormalities：
Anterior pelvic tilt, abnormal lumbar lordosis, rounded shoulders and kyphosis.
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Postpartum Rehabilitation:
Postpartum diastasis recti abdominis, reduced core function, pelvic recovery.
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Chronic Pain:
Chronic low back pain caused by core muscle imbalance, lumbar myofasciitis.
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Neurological Rehabilitation:
Trunk control disorder and balance dysfunction after nerve injury.
Applicable Departments
Rehabilitation Medicine
Orthopedics
Pain Management
Postpartum Rehabilitation
Sports Medicine