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Resistance bands are a great way to target stabilizer muscles that have been weakened from lack of use or physical strain. By targeting these muscles, you can reap so many benefits, including better posture, increased core strength, and a decreased risk of injury. So, incorporate DynaPro Direct resistance bands in your workout routine and increase mobility and strengthen stabilizer muscles. Check out some essential resistance band exercises for correcting muscle imbalances and increasing mobility per body part.

DynaPro provides you a complete step-by-step process and video guide on how to perform Lower Back Extensions with an Exercise Ball. It will strengthen your back muscles, increase your flexibility and mobility. A Harvard Health Publication article on back pain suggests that regular exercising your back also helps you in the prevention of back pain. To learn complete process and for more workouts visit our workout page.

Hip Cycle is a stationary regular cycle exerciser used in physical therapy and as a sports fitness aid. Cycling is a low-impact exercise to increase muscle strength and mobility of the hips and knees. Cycling assists in hip toning by muscle growth and burning of calories. Hip Cycle Features Pedaling uses thigh muscles: quadriceps to push down, and hamstrings to pull up during the circular motion Cycling workout results in isometric engagement of the abdomen as a supporting muscle group Range of motion exercises help improve joint function Reduce hip pain caused by bone diseases such as osteoarthritis and necrosis Hip Cycle can be used in preferably recumbent position or in sitting position

If you're looking for a Tricycle, you've come to the right place. We take pride in our expansive selection, which includes REGULAR Tricycle,SINGLE HAND DRIVE Tricycle,DOUBLE HAND DRIVE Tricycle,CHILD MODEL Tricycle and more Still not sure what you're looking for? No Problem. Refer to our TRICYCLE buying guides, where you'll find the information you need to make an informed decision.

Tricycles make cycling accessible to all, whatever personal challenges. There are a wide range of disability cycles that suit people with a variety of learning and physical disabilities, as well as health issues. Tricycles have 3 wheels, which means that the rider does not need to be able to balance. This is particularly useful for people with learning disabilities, such as Dyspraxia, and those recovering from illnesses. Tricycles can be fitted with foot plates to make it easier for riders to rotate the pedals and they come in upright or recumbent (horizontal sitting position). For adults and children with balance issues, stabilisers can also be fitted to standard bikes, which makes them more like tricycles. Tricycles come in a variety of accessible styles for people of all abilities including many persons with spinal cord injury disabilities. Tricycles is a great upper body workout and can provide a great sense of freedom for persons with disabilities. While the high cost prevents many from enjoying Tricycles they are steadily growing in popularity. Tricycle Deluxe Double Hand Drive: Frame : Made by E.R.W. Tubes 38.0 mm-16 G. 25.4 mm & 22.22 mm- 18 G. Seat & Back: M S, C.R.C. Sheet. Seat Size 18"x 16" Wheel Size: Wheel Diameter 24"x 1 1/2" Tyre and Tube Standard Company. Parts: Standard Quality. Color: Black Painted. Brake: Front Wheel liver System Drive: Rear Wheel Right Side. Hand powered cycles work along the same principle as standard cycles. The pedals are replaced with handles that also steer, and riders use their arms to push the handles around to drive the chain and wheels. Most hand cycles have 3 wheels, although some have 4 wheels. 4-wheel cycles may have power assistance instead of the rider turning handles,or they may be built for going down hill, in which case gravity powers the bike. As with tricycles, hand cycles can have upright seats or low down recumbent seats. Specialist 'clip on' cycles are also available that can be attached