The CT3-H171 trains the trunk in both directions from one wheelchair-accessible station — abdominal flexion forward, back extension in reverse.

Core work is frequently the hardest thing to programme for wheelchair users, because most conventional abdominal equipment assumes a floor position or a transfer onto a bench. The CT3-H171 removes that barrier: the user rolls into the frame and trains from their own chair.

Trunk strength underpins nearly everything else on a rehabilitation floor. It governs seated balance, transfer safety and the ability to generate force through the arms at all, and it is directly linked to lower back pain in long-term wheelchair users. Training flexion and extension together, rather than either alone, is what produces stability rather than imbalance.

Resistance runs from 35 N to 80 N across six positions, adjustable at the machine without tools.

Every wear item carries a manufacturer part number, and the station shares its wear-part platform with the rest of the accessible range.

Key features

• Wheelchair accessible — open frame, no transfer required
• Two exercises, one station — abdominal flexion and back extension
• Trains trunk stability — supports seated balance and safe transfers
• Six resistance positions — 35 N to 80 N, calibrated for rehabilitation
• Tool-free adjustment — users set their own resistance
• Full spare-parts support — every wear item carries a part number

Specifications