Bridge Home Fitness with Outpatient Rehabilitation
Clinic-Based Rehab. Home Physical Therapy. Low Impact Total Body Workouts.
Portable Recumbent Exercise Bike for Wherever You Are
We have a sleek, high quality portable recumbent exercise bike design with a patented approach that turns any chair into a comfortable, quality, and efficient cycling experience frequently used in PT clinics. The recumbent exercise bike position can be essential for sports injury rehab, but also as an essential exercise utility to manage diseases like Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis, Alzheimer’s, diabetes, Fibromyalgia, heart disease, and more.
Gym Quality Upper Body Ergometer
Hand cycling an Upper Body Ergometer (UBE) is an amazing way to build upper body muscular fitness, boosts aerobic capacity, and burn calories for anyone, but for those with injuries or disabilities, it can often feel like a life saver. Not only for building or regaining strength, or maintaining wellness, but also returning to a life of sports and competition. At on 14 pounds, Excy offers a bold new portable UBE approach with an ideal resistance range of 2-70 pounds to make handcycling more widely available for rehabilitation for athletes and uniformed services personnel, as well as those with special needs. Not only do you get the benefits of a portable recumbent exercise bike, but the system matches the quality of UBEs found in clinics, but folds for easy storage and transport.
On-Demand Physical Therapy Training
Excy offers up YouTube videos, live tutorials, and ergonomic setup tips with suggested positions and locations to work on upper and lower body mobility, joint stability, range of motion, and strength training, all with the same piece of equipment. This makes it easy to explore Excy as a recumbent exercise bike, upper body ergometer, and so much more. Our free mobile coaching application serves up guided workouts and tracks results, making it easier for patients to share their progress over time with their physical therapist.
What Experts Are Saying About Excy
“When I first heard about Excy I was intrigued and excited by the possibilities to use it both in the clinic with patients and at home. The Excy is very versatile, functioning both as a recumbent exercise bike and upper body ergometer that can be set up in many different configurations to always keep your workout fresh. Michele and the Excy team are dedicated to helping people from all walks of life improve their health, fitness, and quality of life. They continue to work hard providing exercise ideas via live streaming, Facebook, and YouTube, as well as the mobile coaching application. The app is also a great way for physical therapists to monitor if patients are using the Excy at home and progressing. The more we can create effective exercise programs at home, the greater the likelihood of both positive patient and clinic outcomes. I’m excited to see where the team takes this company.”
Julie Vanni“We’ve had Excy in our clinic since October and I’ve been amazed by the system’s overall versatility and durability, yet very small footprint,” said Bill Hayner, PT, OCS, and FAAOMPT with MTI Physical Therapy in Bellevue, WA. “I love the heavier duty approach of the new XCS model and believe Excy can make a positive impact in home training, whether rehab, post rehab, or just wanting more movement. I think people will be impressed with Excy as an exercise bike, but find an unexpected friend in using Excy as an upper body arm bike, where you can actually burn more calories than spinning with your legs.”
Bill Hayner“The Excy team has come up with a very compelling portable design with a bias for simplicity and utility,” said Andrew Cole, MD, who is board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation specializing in spine, sports, musculoskeletal injuries, and rehabilitation. “The system offers a broad range of versatility for multiple exercise scenarios from athletic training to rehabilitation to weight loss and more. I’m excited about the upper body cycling as it is an under utilized exercise movement that allows you to match or exceed the calorie burn of cycling your legs. I look forward to seeing what the team does to make it easy for more people to include exercise into their daily routines.” Source
Andrew J. Cole“The road to recovering from or living with an injury isn’t just in the clinic. It’s at home, work, and wherever else life takes you,” said Erik Moen PT, Physical Therapist and CEO of Corpore Sano Physical Therapy in Kenmore, WA who specializes in bike fit, physical therapy for injury recovery, and sports performance evaluation and improvement. “Most portable cycling ergometer equipment is only designed for very light loads or basic range of motion. Excy’s broad resistance range, versatility, and durability is up for the job throughout the entire rehab life cycle, from getting back range of motion to building endurance and strength for performance.”
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“9 days Post ACL and medial Meniscectomy surgery I can’t believe I’m bending my knee this much. This is awesome and is going to be a huge game changer for getting more range of motion and strength back quicker. So excited that I feel so hopeful now for getting back in shape and rehab. This is such a great investment. Having it conveniently located in my room will make it actually get used frequently.”
Sue
“Twelve years ago I found myself 100+ pounds overweight. I decided I had enough. Changed my diet and started to use our gym at work. I built a gym in my home to make it easy to have gym access. I lost 110 lbs. Yay me! Ten years ago I was diagnosed with MS. And my exercise program took on a different mission. Keep moving to continue moving. When I saw Excy on King 5 I was thrilled! Anything to keep my exercise easier. That I can move Excy around is too cool. I can do an arm workout in the kitchen while my dogs are eating or I can go out on my deck to make a bench an exercise machine. I’ve been considering a second Excy at work. Love it!”
Sharon“Having been an active runner and cardiovascular junkie for the last 40 plus years, the reality of having to have knee surgery and being advised I’d be non-weight bearing for six weeks sent more than a bit of anxiety and trepidation through my body. I needed something that would allow an upper body workout without engaging my knee in any movement at all. Like a beacon of sunshine coming through a storm, I discovered the Excy. Now two weeks post op, I couldn’t be happier having been able to implement different arms only workouts with Excy in varying motions, speed and intervals such that I’m able to get my daily dose of endorphins. All of which helps my psyche and allows me to get though subsequent physical therapy on my leg without too much complaining. The Excy is a great machine that packs a mighty cardiovascular punch and is remarkably convenient and uniquely portable. I’m sure my addictive personality, and the joy of using the Excy, will have it remain part of my exercise routine even when I’m back up and running again!”
Bob“I started distance running when I turned 40 and ran five marathons from 1982 – 1986 (four in New York City and one in Boston). I’ve always been health conscious. I’m 76-years-old and in of March 2016, I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. One of the first things my doctor said is that exercise is the best way to slow the progression. I read all the research on Parkinson’s and exercise, especially the benefits of riding an exercise bike with Parkinson’s, and wanted to try exercise as my first line of defense. That’s when I got my Excy system and have been using it 4-days a week for almost a year. When I my legs hurt, exercising with Excy helps them feel better. I Iove that I can do it from any couch, which means no missed workouts. The more I exercise with Parkinson’s, the better I feel both physically and mentally. Excy is just so convenient, it’s easy to adjust, and simple to set up. I also do Yoga once a week with my wife and just started boxing twice a week. My wife says that exercise has given me back my life and I feel more energetic. Exercise is powerful medicine at any age and I appreciate how helpful Excy has been in providing easy access to exercise to improve my quality of life with Parkinson’s disease.”
Bob“I am a senior and have been active my whole life while raising competitive kids who now are raising children of their own. I value energy to actively be involved with my grandkids, family, and friends. I would highly recommend Excy to a friend and have been very satisfied with my Excy system. It’s reliable, high quality, easy to use and fun. We can’t let age stop us from seeking the health benefits of exercise. I use Excy for arms and legs and mostly focus on using Excy as an exercise bike from a chair, which has been helpful post rehab after having my knee replaced. Excy is so convenient. It’s easy to operate and all around handy to have around. Being healthy is critical to independence and Excy is always there when and where I need it.”
Mary“When I tore my ACL, I loved using Excy in the weeks before my surgery because I could do a great upper body workout and burn calories and also gently strengthen my leg muscles to prep for a better recovery. Two days after surgery, I was back at it with using Excy for upper body workouts in a fun and effective way. And three weeks after surgery, I started using Excy for my rehab with permission of my PT. Now, one year later, I use Excy several times a week and feel strong.”
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