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Fitness for Amputees is a health and fitness application designed specifically for individuals with limb loss. This free iPhone app provides tailored exercise programs that accommodate a range of abilities, focusing on strength, balance, and mobility. Users can access instructional videos and detailed descriptions for each exercise, ensuring safe and effective workouts.

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The app also includes tracking features that allow users to monitor their progress over time. Personalized workout plans can be created based on individual goals and fitness levels, making it a versatile tool for rehabilitation and fitness enhancement. With its user-friendly interface, Fitness for Amputees aims to promote an active lifestyle while fostering independence and confidence in users.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.4
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Compatible with iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4. iTunes account required.
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
10
Downloads Last Week
0
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By Otto Bock HealthCare GmbH
Your portable personal fitness trainer. A set of easily understandable exercises with video examples specially designed for users of leg...
Your portable personal fitness trainer. A set of easily understandable exercises with video examples specially designed for users of leg prostheses. Whether you already have your prosthesis or are soon to get one, the exercises in this app provide the training you need. What's more, with this app installed on your device, you can take your trainer with you anywhere, and integrate the exercises into your everyday fitness or therapeutic routine.The 16 exercises in this app have been developed by an expert Ottobock physiotherapist specialised in working with amputees. They are thus equally suitable as part of a regular fitness programme and during rehabilitation following amputation. The exercises require no or very simple workout equipment and the instructions are easy to follow. More importantly, each exercise is also clearly demonstrated by a video made to perfectly fit your iPhone screen.Two sets of 8 exercises cover Strength & Endurance and Coordination & Balance, the idea being to regularly alternate between the two for maximum benefit. The Strength & Endurance exercises are designed in particular to strengthen your upper body muscles and so stabilise your spine, forming the basis for a normal gait. The Coordination & Balance exercises further demonstrate how to stand confidently on your prosthetic leg, resulting in greater comfort and a more natural way of moving.Each exercise has 3 levels for you to progress through:- Easy Basic exercises for those who've recently received a prosthesis and have not trained before now.- Normal Supplementary exercises for those who're already accustomed to their prosthesis in daily life.- Difficult Advanced exercises for the experts among you who've long since been confident with their prostheses.Special features:Easily configured to match your personal training and/or therapy planChoose between a recommended training or put together your own individual fitness programWork out to your own choice of music on your phoneUser statistics automatically keep track of your progressOptional configurable alarms remind you when to exercise
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