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VersaClimber Sports Rehab Model: Seated to Standing on One Climber
The VersaClimber Sports Rehab model is a magnetic-resistance VersaClimber built for clinician-directed rehabilitation and conditioning. An adjustable seat, lower-limb isolator, range-of-motion stops and locking pedals let a clinician set up arm-only, leg-only or combined movement, then move from seated work to standing climbing on the same machine.
✓ Adjustable seat for non-weight-bearing and partial weight-bearing setups
✓ Lower-limb isolator with pegs and straps to keep one or both legs out of the movement
✓ Range-of-motion stops and locking pedals
✓ 11 magnetic resistance levels, 1–20" adjustable stroke
✓ Choose an analog display (SRM) or a touchscreen (TSM-RM)
Built for physical therapists, athletic trainers, teams and first responders. Made in the USA since 1981.
What Makes the VersaClimber Sports Rehab Model Stand Out
Seated Exercise
The adjustable seat supports arm-only, leg-only or combined movement while the user stays seated.
Partial Weight Bearing
Use the seat or the padded side rails to share body weight, as the rehabilitation plan allows.
Full Weight Bearing
Move to standing, full-body climbing on the same machine when the individual is ready.
Rehab Limb Isolation and Range-of-Motion Controls
Lower-limb isolator pegs and Velcro straps hold one or both legs out of the movement while the available arms and legs keep working. Step-height limiters set the range of motion, and a locking pin in the foot pedal limits ankle movement when needed.
The clinician decides positioning, range of motion, limb participation, loading and progression for each person.
Magnetic Resistance on the Sports Rehab Climber
Set resistance through 11 magnetic levels, from Level 0 with no added resistance up to Level 10, and adjust stroke length from 1 to 20 inches and climbing speed to suit each session.
The same machine handles seated work, lower-body stepping with the side rails, upper-body push/pull and full-body climbing.
How the Sports Rehab Contra-Lateral Climb Works
Opposite arms and legs move together in a cross-crawl pattern, like climbing a ladder or crawling, with no impact at the top or bottom of the stroke.
Short, slow strokes keep the movement small and controlled. Longer, faster strokes and higher resistance make it harder.
Sports Rehab Hand Grip Options
Quick-release running grips and straight grips come standard and adjust to three heights. The neutral running grips are an option when forearm rotation is limited.
Arm Extenders add reach for taller users, and Gorilla Handles give you an oversized, thick grip. Both can be added above.
Sports Rehab Display Options: Analog (SRM) or Touchscreen (TSM-RM)
Analog Display (SRM)
Touchscreen (TSM-RM)
Display
Push-button LCD with Quick Start
Built-in touchscreen
Tracks
Time, feet climbed, rate, step height, calories, heart rate
Time, feet climbed, speed, stroke length; saves workouts
Heart rate
Polar chest strap
Open Bluetooth chest strap
Connectivity
Bluetooth to the free VersaClimber app
WiFi and Bluetooth, tablet and app
Best for
Simple clinic setups
Tracking progress across sessions
VersaClimber Sports Rehab Parts List: What Comes in the Box
Sports Rehab vertical frame with your selected display
What's the difference between the SRM and the TSM-RM?
Same frame, seat, isolator and magnetic resistance. The SRM uses the analog push-button display; the TSM-RM adds the built-in touchscreen for saving workouts and tracking progress.
How is this different from a standard VersaClimber?
It adds an adjustable seat, a lower-limb isolator, range-of-motion stops and locking pedals, and has a larger 43" × 50" base. It otherwise climbs like the SM-M and TS-M, with the same 11 magnetic resistance levels.
Who is the Sports Rehab model for?
Physical therapy clinics, athletic trainers, sports teams and first-responder programs. Setup and progression should be directed by the treating clinician.
Can it be wall or floor mounted?
The Sports Rehab model comes on its own free-standing base, which leaves room for the seat and isolator.
It ships by freight in a wood crate (100" × 12" × 22", 250 lb) to your curb. Delivery into your garage is available for an added charge. Assembly takes two people.
Shipping
FREE Shipping via FEDEX, LTL Ground, & UPS. Ships in 2-3 Business Days.
Ships Only to Lower 48 States of the United States
VersaClimber Sports Rehab Model: Seated to Standing on One Climber
The VersaClimber Sports Rehab model is a magnetic-resistance VersaClimber built for clinician-directed rehabilitation and conditioning. An adjustable seat, lower-limb isolator, range-of-motion stops and locking pedals let a clinician set up arm-only, leg-only or combined movement, then move from seated work to standing climbing on the same machine.
✓ Adjustable seat for non-weight-bearing and partial weight-bearing setups
✓ Lower-limb isolator with pegs and straps to keep one or both legs out of the movement
✓ Range-of-motion stops and locking pedals
✓ 11 magnetic resistance levels, 1–20" adjustable stroke
✓ Choose an analog display (SRM) or a touchscreen (TSM-RM)
Built for physical therapists, athletic trainers, teams and first responders. Made in the USA since 1981.
What Makes the VersaClimber Sports Rehab Model Stand Out
Seated Exercise
The adjustable seat supports arm-only, leg-only or combined movement while the user stays seated.
Partial Weight Bearing
Use the seat or the padded side rails to share body weight, as the rehabilitation plan allows.
Full Weight Bearing
Move to standing, full-body climbing on the same machine when the individual is ready.
Rehab Limb Isolation and Range-of-Motion Controls
Lower-limb isolator pegs and Velcro straps hold one or both legs out of the movement while the available arms and legs keep working. Step-height limiters set the range of motion, and a locking pin in the foot pedal limits ankle movement when needed.
The clinician decides positioning, range of motion, limb participation, loading and progression for each person.
Magnetic Resistance on the Sports Rehab Climber
Set resistance through 11 magnetic levels, from Level 0 with no added resistance up to Level 10, and adjust stroke length from 1 to 20 inches and climbing speed to suit each session.
The same machine handles seated work, lower-body stepping with the side rails, upper-body push/pull and full-body climbing.
How the Sports Rehab Contra-Lateral Climb Works
Opposite arms and legs move together in a cross-crawl pattern, like climbing a ladder or crawling, with no impact at the top or bottom of the stroke.
Short, slow strokes keep the movement small and controlled. Longer, faster strokes and higher resistance make it harder.
Sports Rehab Hand Grip Options
Quick-release running grips and straight grips come standard and adjust to three heights. The neutral running grips are an option when forearm rotation is limited.
Arm Extenders add reach for taller users, and Gorilla Handles give you an oversized, thick grip. Both can be added above.
Sports Rehab Display Options: Analog (SRM) or Touchscreen (TSM-RM)
Analog Display (SRM)
Touchscreen (TSM-RM)
Display
Push-button LCD with Quick Start
Built-in touchscreen
Tracks
Time, feet climbed, rate, step height, calories, heart rate
Time, feet climbed, speed, stroke length; saves workouts
Heart rate
Polar chest strap
Open Bluetooth chest strap
Connectivity
Bluetooth to the free VersaClimber app
WiFi and Bluetooth, tablet and app
Best for
Simple clinic setups
Tracking progress across sessions
VersaClimber Sports Rehab Parts List: What Comes in the Box
Sports Rehab vertical frame with your selected display
What's the difference between the SRM and the TSM-RM?
Same frame, seat, isolator and magnetic resistance. The SRM uses the analog push-button display; the TSM-RM adds the built-in touchscreen for saving workouts and tracking progress.
How is this different from a standard VersaClimber?
It adds an adjustable seat, a lower-limb isolator, range-of-motion stops and locking pedals, and has a larger 43" × 50" base. It otherwise climbs like the SM-M and TS-M, with the same 11 magnetic resistance levels.
Who is the Sports Rehab model for?
Physical therapy clinics, athletic trainers, sports teams and first-responder programs. Setup and progression should be directed by the treating clinician.
Can it be wall or floor mounted?
The Sports Rehab model comes on its own free-standing base, which leaves room for the seat and isolator.
It ships by freight in a wood crate (100" × 12" × 22", 250 lb) to your curb. Delivery into your garage is available for an added charge. Assembly takes two people.
Shipping
FREE Shipping via FEDEX, LTL Ground, & UPS. Ships in 2-3 Business Days.
Ships Only to Lower 48 States of the United States
