VYTALIVING Circulation Sitwalk – LegMax – LegEx – Pacemaker Friendly with Remote Control – Improves Blood Circulation for Feet and Legs – Keeps Joints Active and Keeps You Active
- What is the Circulation Sitwalk Leg Exerciser – Passive exercise is a simple and effective way to keep your legs active and maintain joint mobility for users whose long or short-term movement is compromised. The Sitwalk Passive Exerciser is designed specifically for you in a seated position, to improve your circulation and ROM (Range of Motion) by providing seated, measured leg extension exercises. It can even be used under a desk as you work.
- How It Works – The Sitwalk uses the gentle, rejuvenating effects of Continuous Passive Motion allowing you to experience the amazing benefits of this tried and tested therapy in the comfort of your favourite armchair. Moving gently back and forth, the Leg Exerciser footplates silently work their magic on your lower limbs, stimulating the muscles in your calves, feet and ankles, helping to reduce swelling caused by poor circulation and relieving the aches and strains from your sore legs and feet.
- Especially For Elders – For most people over 60 years old, age-related problems can manifest themselves in many ways, including Aches and pains in the lower legs and feet, poor blood circulation, swelling and discomfort, stiff joints and leg cramps. These are often as a result of a sedentary lifestyle, and lack of mobility generally. The Circulation Sitwalk Leg Exerciser can be of great help against such problems.
- Sitwalk Is Simple To Use – Easy to adjust and comes with a remote control to provide instant choice when you need to vary the speed, stop or repeat the session at any time.
- You can use it as a circulation exercise machine for feet and legs and revitalising foot massager. All you have to do is sit down, place your feet on the footplates and switch it on. Simple! (MX7)
| SKU: | B01LZHXOM6 |
| Brand: | Global Product |
| Origin: | China |
Product Description
Why Legex may help you
For most people over 60 years old, age-related problems can manifest themselves in many ways, including:
- Aches and pains in the lower legs and feet
- Poor blood circulation
- Swelling and discomfort
- Stiff joints and leg cramps
These are often as a result of a sedentary lifestyle, and lack of mobility generally. A recent study found that 87% of older adults have at least one of the symptoms described above. We all need to learn more about how ageing, diet and lifestyle factors can aggravate these problems and what solutions are available to alleviate these.