Eccentron Trainer

The Eccentron from BTE harnesses eccentric resistance therapy, wherein muscles lengthen under force, for improved results. In geriatrics, the Eccentron provides 30%-40% more weight resistance than concentrics for improved strength, stability, and balance and a reduced risk of falling. In cardiopulmonary patients, it provides effective strengthening with 80% less oxygen than normally required

The Eccentron from BTE harnesses eccentric resistance therapy, wherein muscles lengthen under force, for improved results. In geriatrics, the Eccentron provides 30%-40% more weight resistance than concentrics for improved strength, stability, and balance and a reduced risk of falling. In cardiopulmonary patients, it provides effective strengthening with 80% less oxygen than normally required

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Eccentron Trainer

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