THE TRACK™Adaptive Fitness Equipment

THE TRACK IN ACTION

How the Track Works

Real iron weight. Controlled repetitions. A simple way to measure your work.

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THE COLOR PROGRAM

Five levels. One simple system.

Each color represents an iron-weight resistance level. A standard set is 20 repetitions.

Red5 lb

20 repetitions

100 work units
Orange10 lb

20 repetitions

200 work units
Yellow15 lb

20 repetitions

300 work units
Green20 lb

20 repetitions

400 work units
Blue25 lb

20 repetitions

500 work units
01

Choose your color

Select the resistance level that fits your ability and exercise plan.

02

Complete 20 repetitions

Use controlled movements and proper form through your range of motion.

03

Record your work

Multiply pounds of resistance by repetitions to calculate work units.

POSITIONED FOR YOUR MOVEMENT

Six adjustable positions.
Upper, middle, and lower body.

The Track has six adjustable positions. Move the rope exit box vertically to suit the movement and your reach.

Two black ropes extend from the exit box to the horizontal handles. The wall-mounted system can be used from a seated, standing, or wheelchair position.

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The Track unit with two black ropes extending from the exit box to horizontal handles and five color-coded weight levels

WORK UNITS

See the work in every set.

Work units = resistance in pounds × repetitions.

For example, 10 pounds × 20 repetitions = 200 work units.

10 lb × 20 repetitions

200 work units

KNOW YOUR MOVEMENT

See the Muscles You Can Work

Explore the front and back muscle reference charts alongside your exercise program. The muscles you work depend on the exercise and position you choose.

Muscle reference chart

RECORD YOUR PROGRESS

Your work, session by session.

Use the blank form on page two to record exercise names, resistance levels, and repetitions. Page one shows an example.

Open Progress Chart (PDF) ↗

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