EXER II – Upper N Lower Body Exerciser

The CURAMOTION EXER II Upper & Lower Body Exerciser is a wall-mounted full-body rehabilitation device designed for physiotherapy clinics, hospitals, cardiac rehab centres, and home recovery use. By combining upper body ergometer (UBE) arm cycling with lower body leg pedalling in a single wall-mounted unit, the EXER II delivers simultaneous bilateral upper and lower limb exercise — improving circulation, joint range of motion, muscle strength, and cardiovascular fitness across the entire kinetic chain.

Manufactured by TEAMCHANG INTERNATIONAL CO. and engineered for both active and recovery-phase patients, the EXER II is the go-to total-body rehabilitation exerciser for patients recovering from stroke, cardiac events, orthopaedic surgery, neurological conditions, and age-related mobility decline — as well as for general fitness and seated aerobic conditioning.

Why the CURAMOTION EXER II?

Unlike single-limb rehabilitation devices, the EXER II simultaneously engages both the upper and lower extremities, making every session twice as efficient. Its 8-step precision resistance control allows therapists and patients to match the challenge level precisely to their current functional capacity — from early post-acute rehabilitation through to full active strengthening. At 160 cm tall and wall-mounted, the EXER II delivers clinical-grade performance in a space-efficient footprint suitable for any rehabilitation environment.

Key Features

8-Step Resistance Control Knob The EXER II's 8-level magnetic resistance system gives therapists and patients precise, repeatable control over exercise intensity — a significant upgrade over single-knob or stepless resistance systems. From near-frictionless passive-assist movement in the early recovery phase to meaningful resistance for active strengthening, each of the 8 steps provides a consistent, reproducible challenge that supports structured progressive overload protocols.

Combined Upper & Lower Body Exercise The EXER II's dual-function design enables the arms and legs to work together or independently in a coordinated pedalling motion. This simultaneous bilateral engagement is clinically significant for stroke and neurological rehabilitation, where cross-limb movement patterns promote cortical reorganization and motor re-learning through repetitive task practice.

LCD Computer Display The integrated LCD tracks five key metrics throughout every session: stride count, strides per minute, time exercised, calories consumed, and an automatic scan mode that cycles through all functions. These objective measurements support progress monitoring, goal-setting, and clinical documentation.

Quick-Release Height Adjustment Knob At 160 cm total height, the EXER II accommodates a wide range of patient heights. The quick-release height knob allows fast repositioning of the exercise arms to match each patient's shoulder height and arm reach — essential in busy clinic settings where multiple patients use the same device throughout the day.

Bi-Directional Movement Both the arm handles and foot pedals support forward and reverse rotation, allowing therapists to target different muscle groups and movement planes within a single session. Reverse pedalling is particularly valuable for targeting posterior chain muscles and for patients with asymmetric strength or spasticity patterns.

Wall-Mounted Design — Hardware Included The EXER II is permanently wall-mounted at a fixed height using the included mounting hardware — providing a stable, safe exercise station that requires no floor space beyond the patient's standing or seating area. The wall-mount also eliminates device movement or tipping risks during vigorous sessions, an important safety consideration in clinical settings.