Massager Digiflex Hand And Finger 0.68 Kg Resistance Yellow

Access Health's Massager Digiflex Hand and Finger 0.68 Kg Resistance Yellow

Increases the strength in each of your individual fingers Digi-Flex Hand Exerciser challenges each finger individually with its own spring-loaded button. This unique exerciser allows you to develop isolated finger strength, flexibility and coordination as hand and forearm strength develops. The ergonomic handle fits comfortably in the palm. The five graduated resistances available are colour coded for quick identification. Colour coding also provides positive reinforcement when advancing from one colour to the next. Includes a pamphlet illustrating different exercises.

Professional sports trainers, athletes and therapists use Digi-Flex because of its unique ability to provide an effective isolated resistance workout. Digi-Flex conditions the fingers, hand, wrist and forearm with a unit you can carry in your pocket. All athletes have a common goal to develop and maintain strength, control, endurance, coordination and dexterity to ensure their competitive edge.

Hand Exerciser is here to help you reach and accomplish your goals:

Golf - Strengthen weaker fingers to overcome right/left side bias. Achieve stronger wrist snap for increased distance and consistency.

Tennis - Improved racket control & stronger wrist action for all strokes.

Climbers - Develops & maintains hand, wrist & forearm strength and endurance.

Baseball - Hitters gain enhanced bat control, wrist snap & bat speed. Pitchers & position players develop a stronger grip & wrist snap for increased accuracy, velocity & ball movement.

Karate - Enhanced impact stability in hand & wrist for a stronger knife hand strike.

Basketball - Shoot, dribble & pass with a higher level of consistency & accuracy

Digi-Flex Rehabilitation system can help tone and strengthen your hand, wrist, and forearm. Help increase the time of building your muscles! Spring-loaded buttons allow the patient to strengthen and flex each finger Allows measurement of initial strength as well as patient progress