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BIMAL Report
The various grip positions of the 325G enable the user to alter and isolate loading of the major muscles of the arm, shoulder, chest and back muscles.
It is important that care must be taken when the user reaches the lower range of the motion to prevent stressing the shoulder joint and girdle.
Rehabilitative conditions
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Late acromio-clavicular joint lesions |
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Late rotator cuff lesions |
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Late stage ligamentous strains of the shoulder joint |
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Late stage post shoulder surgery rehabilitation |
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Neurological conditions |
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Pectoralus major, latissimum dorsi, rhomboids, rotator cuff, biceps, triceps lesions |
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Thoracic spine conditions |
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Late stage adhesive capsulitus lesions |
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Gleno-humeral instability conditions |
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Gleno-humeral labrum lesions |
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Post-op breast operations |
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Pelvic instability and lumbar spine conditions |
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Postural re-education |
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