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MET Mobile Pulley System 25 lb. Weight Stack (Packaging - Each)
Ideal for All Users
The MET Mobile Pulley System is designed for strength building purposes, including rehabilitation and athletic training. The system can be used in a medical facility or rehabilitation center to offer strength building during the recovery process of an injury or medical procedure. It is also ideal for care centers for helping the elderly to build strength, coordination, and confidence. For personal use, athletes, and trainers, the device has a high resistance speed option for a great workout that challenges the user while improving strength and performance.
System Configurations and Customizations
The MET Mobile Pulley System can be used freestanding, mounted to a wall, or in a mobile setup. The device can be configured to be a single pulley system or a dual pulley system depending on the area of focus for strength building. With two available options, 25 lb. and 50 lb., the weight resistance can be fully adjusted to meet the exact strength levels of the user. Heavier weights are for athletes and lighter weights are intended for elderly people and rehabilitation purposes.
A Safe Environment
Free weights pose a risk of injury while working out. The MET Mobile Pulley System, however, utilizes a weight stack that is fixed to the system for safety precautions. The weight resistance is fully adjustable and can easily be matched to the strength level of the user. The device is fully portable and is made with a durable design that will hold over time. This is ideal for rehabilitation and elderly care centers who travel with equipment for patients to use.
- Set up in a wide range of options including free standing, mobile, or wall mounted
- Matches needs of the user with a 25 lb. and 50 lb. weight stack that is fixed to the system
- Ideal for elderly people, rehabilitating patients, athletes, and common everyday workouts
- For athletes, a heavier resistance can be used with speed workout options for the best results
- For elderly people and rehabilitating patients, a light weight resistance can be utilized and increased with progression
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Performance Health
Clinic Equipment
50 In Stock
Ideal for All Users
The MET Mobile Pulley System is designed for strength building purposes, including rehabilitation and athletic training. The system can be used in a medical facility or rehabilitation center to offer strength building during the recovery process of an injury or medical procedure. It is also ideal for care centers for helping the elderly to build strength, coordination, and confidence. For personal use, athletes, and trainers, the device has a high resistance speed option for a great workout that challenges the user while improving strength and performance.
System Configurations and Customizations
The MET Mobile Pulley System can be used freestanding, mounted to a wall, or in a mobile setup. The device can be configured to be a single pulley system or a dual pulley system depending on the area of focus for strength building. With two available options, 25 lb. and 50 lb., the weight resistance can be fully adjusted to meet the exact strength levels of the user. Heavier weights are for athletes and lighter weights are intended for elderly people and rehabilitation purposes.
A Safe Environment
Free weights pose a risk of injury while working out. The MET Mobile Pulley System, however, utilizes a weight stack that is fixed to the system for safety precautions. The weight resistance is fully adjustable and can easily be matched to the strength level of the user. The device is fully portable and is made with a durable design that will hold over time. This is ideal for rehabilitation and elderly care centers who travel with equipment for patients to use.
- Set up in a wide range of options including free standing, mobile, or wall mounted
- Matches needs of the user with a 25 lb. and 50 lb. weight stack that is fixed to the system
- Ideal for elderly people, rehabilitating patients, athletes, and common everyday workouts
- For athletes, a heavier resistance can be used with speed workout options for the best results
- For elderly people and rehabilitating patients, a light weight resistance can be utilized and increased with progression