Shuttle Recovery

The Shuttle Recovery is engineered with the same craftmanship as the Shuttle 2000-1 and MVP and is available at a very affordable price. You can zero out the effects of gravity so a patient can start laying supine with range of motion and progress from resistance as low as 12½ pounds all the way up to 200 pounds at full extension. Treat kids to seniors, post-op patients to high school athletes.

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RECOVERY FEATURES

Padded Kickplate

Oversized for a variety of activities, the 24X30 padded kickplate has a removable rubber pad and soft foam for joint protection.

Oversized Carriage

Two feet wide with capacity of 500 pounds, the carriage can accommodate patients of all sizes with comfort and confidence.

Head-end Resistance System

Pull straps at head-end make it easy for practitioner to change resistance loads during treatment without requiring the patient to get off and on the equipment. Pull straps also extend elasticord life.

Range of Motion Control

You can adjust the carriage to the kickplate and control the patient flexion angle. You can adjust the Recovery around the patient so they do not have to conform to the equipment.

Available Shuttle Recovery Options

Recovery Standard

Widebody Carriage
(500 lbs. Capacity)
Universal Headrest
Resistance: 12 ½ to 150 lbs. at full extension

Recovery Sport

Widebody Carriage
(500 lbs. Capacity)
Universal Headrest
Plyometric Cross Brace
Resistance: 12 ½ to 300 lbs. at full extension

Recovery Performance

Widebody Carriage
(500 lbs. Capacity)
Universal Headrest
Plyometric Cross Brace
Proprioceptive Disk & Holder
Lower Extremity Isolation Belt
Resistance: 12 ½ to 300 lbs. at full extension

Recovery Senior

24” Horizontal Uni-Body Structure (600 lbs. Capacity)
Universal Headrest
Plyometric Cross Brace
Proprioceptive Disk & Holder
Lower Extremity Isolation Belt
Shuttle Wobble Board
Resistance: 12 ½ to 300 lbs. at full extension

What others are saying

At Northwest Rehabilitation Associates, we use the Shuttle Recovery for our neurologically impaired and geriatric patients because:

1) We can systematically increase intensity and loading.
2) It is comfortable and easy to get onto and off of.
3) The flexibility of setup for different applications: body part, body type and exercise type.

Anything that can help us get patients stronger and does not take a long time to set up, will get a lot of use - the Shuttle meets these requirements and holds up to FREQUENT use.

Mike Studer, PT, MHS, NCS, CEEAA
Northwest Rehabilitation Associates