2000-1

The Shuttle 2000-1 has options which can accommodate everyone from the geriatric user to the elite athlete interested in performance enhancement. It is also very effective for cardiac rehab and exercise.  The 2000-1 provides for total body conditioning, not just lower body.  It accommodates all joints and muscle groups.  It has features for the discriminating clinician including ROM adjustment, adjustable backrest option, and a positional wobble board adapter allowing for straight-line, on-plane attachment. Adjusting resistance levels is merely a matter of increasing or decreasing the number of cords with no need for the patient or athletic to get off the unit.  The new kickplate is height adjustable with the mere turn of a knob and the three-position seat allows for positioning the upper torso over the toes for a more functional exercise position .

Get patients progressing faster in their rehabilitation with the Shuttle 2000-1.

Available 2000-1 Options

2000-1 Standard Backrest Kickplate Assembly 25" Stand Lateral Support Handles Progress Monitor Strip Standard Backrest with Shoulder Harness & Headrest		2000-1 Adjustable Backrest Kickplate Assembly 25” Stand Lateral Handles Progress Monitor Strip Adjustable Backrest Light Resistance Attachment		2000-1 Clinical Package Kickplate Assembly 25” Stand Lateral Handles Progress Monitor Strip Adjustable Backrest Light Resistance Attachment 20” Wobble Board Wobble Board Adaptor
2000-1 Clinical Plus Kickplate Assembly 25” Stand Lateral Handles Progress Monitor Strip Adjustable Backrest Light Resistance Attachment 20” Wobble Board Wobble Board Adaptor ROM Control Expansion Towers		2000-1 Deluxe Package Kickplate Assembly Lateral Handles Progress Monitor Strip Adjustable Backrest Light Resistance Attachment ROM Control Expansion Towers Foot Supports 25” Tilting Stand

2000-1 FEATURES

	Padded Adjustable Kickplate Over sized for a variety of activities and padded for joint protection. Capable of handling forces well over 500 pounds. The surface of the padded kickplate is replaceable for continued protection.			Variable Elastic Resistance Incredibly smooth, non-gravity utilizing resistance system. Promotes both concentric and eccentric loading of the muscle throughout all phases of motion. Strengthens the neuromuscular system to cope with acceleration forces. Improves reactive response to ground contact.
	PNF Pulley System The PNF Pulley System expands the exercise alternatives for lower extremities. This accessory is primarily used for increasing hamstring flexibility and groin ROM and strength, as well as improving overall flexibility and conditioning.			Three-Position Adjustable Backrest Our exclusive backrest design lifts from horizontal to 75 degrees to facilitate access for acute therapy patients, the elderly, or other patients with limited mobility. Relieved down the center to eliminate pressure along the spine. Detachable Headrest permits easy adjustment to fit any user.
	Dual Density Head-Rest Detachable Headrest permits adjustments along the full length of the Backrest to accommodate users of various height.			Multi Purpose Expansion Towers A new user-friendly component to our incredibly smooth, non-gravity resistance system. On the MVP Pro model eight of the elasticords use this hook up system to make adding or subtracting resistance simple and quick.
	Foot Supports The Foot Supports are for patients who are unable to independently lift and hold their feet against the surface of the Kickplate.			Wobble Board with Addapter Use this apparatus to enhance the capability of the 2000-1 for redeveloping proprioceptive and neuromuscular functions, agility and strength in the ankle, knee, and pelvic floor. It offers a 360-degree range of rotation in addition to three levels of height adjustment.

What others are saying

"If you had some money in the budget for a single piece of rehabilitation equipment, what would you purchase? Considering space limitations, durability, and versatility, the Shuttle 2000-1 is the obvious answer."

Steve R. Tippett MS, PT, SCS, ATC
Physical Therapy Department Chair, Bradley University