An active suspension orthotic support system is disclosed. The suspension orthotic support system comprises at least one variable resistance beam extending from a heel section to a mid-arch section of the footwear, wherein rotation of the variable resistance beam from a first position to a second position causes a resistance provided by the variable resistance beam to vary between a minimum resistance to a maximum resistance.

The invention relates to a therapy device for the postoperative treatment of body parts and portions thereof, in particular the large toe, having a main part and a moving segment with a support surface for supporting the body part to be treated. The moving segment is mounted on the main part in a pivotal manner about a pivot axis, and the main part is designed to optionally bear an extremity support on the left and right side.

Disclosed herein are various embodiments of an exercise apparatus. In certain embodiments, an exercise apparatus comprises a frame and a seat assembly, the seat assembly comprising a seat, the seat configured to move between a first position and a second position, wherein the first position accommodates use of the exercise apparatus by a user sitting on the seat and wherein the second position accommodates use of the exercise apparatus by a user sitting in a wheelchair. The seat assembly may be pivotably coupled to the frame. The seat assembly may comprise a stop configured to inhibit movement of the seat, and may further comprise a biasing element that is biased to disengage the stop.

Disclosed is a moving cyclic machine which is implemented to perform an elliptical motion or interpolating curve motion independently from pedal rotation in a mechanical aspect so as to remedy boredom and improve a difficult exercise process of existing cycle exercise and to provide interest and motivation by increasing a level of a sense of immersion such that a user can continuously do lower body exercise and aerobic exercise for a long time everyday.

An exercise device includes a foot support portion pivotably connected to a leg support portion and having a neutral position relative to a pivot axis. The support portion is configured to rotate about the neutral pivot axis in a first direction away from the neutral position and in a second direction away from the neutral position. The second direction is opposite the first direction. The exercise device also includes a resistance mechanism configured to exert a force on the foot support portion about the pivot axis opposite to the respective first and second directions of rotation of the foot support portion about the pivot axis.

A knee rehabilitative device permits a user to provide resistive stretching caused when the leg or other joint is extended or straightened, facilitating exercise and strengthening of the user's muscles and improved flexibility in the area of the knee or other joint area.

Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to personal therapy and exercise systems as well as to methods related thereto. For example, a personal therapy system can be a modular system that can include multiple therapy gear modules.

A trampoline includes a chassis, a flexible cushion, a plurality of flexible rods, a protective net, a plurality of support rods, and a plurality of buckles. The plurality of flexible rods is spirally and detachably installed on the chassis. The buckles are provided on the flexible cushion. The top ends of the flexible rods are provided in the buckles. The support rods are detachably provided on the chassis. The bottom end of the protective net is fixed on the flexible cushion, and the top end of the protective net is provided at the top ends of the support rods. A bounce space is enclosed by the protective net and the flexible cushion.

An apparatus for improving flexibility and its method of use are provided. The apparatus features a flexible member, which can have varying degrees of stiffness and flexibility, based on user preference. Further, the apparatus features a first and second auxiliary grip, as well as a first and second primary grip. In conjunction, these grips provide a vast multitude of ways to grip the apparatus, enabling it to be used in a wide variety of stretches and exercises, promoting strength as well as joint mobility and flexibility.

A trampoline includes a chassis, a flexible cushion, a plurality of flexible rods, a protective net, a plurality of support rods, and a plurality of buckles. The plurality of flexible rods is spirally and detachably installed on the chassis. The buckles are provided on the flexible cushion. The top ends of the flexible rods are provided in the buckles. The support rods are detachably provided on the chassis. The bottom end of the protective net is fixed on the flexible cushion, and the top end of the protective net is provided at the top ends of the support rods. A bounce space is enclosed by the protective net and the flexible cushion.