excio® Pelvic Trainer - Pelvic Floor Trainer

The pelvic floor trainer is one of the first ergonomically adaptive training devices that train and visualize the pelvic floor function in the simplest and most enjoyable way.

The trainees sit fully clothed on the device. This allows for a relaxed training session that can take place on the training surface. The activity of the pelvic floor muscles is bioactively registered through a sensor integrated into the seat. The training settings are individually adjusted to each trainee before the start of training. During the training, the pelvic floor is tensed, the tension is held for a certain period of time, and then the muscle is relaxed. These exercises are repeated several times. The muscle movements during training are visualized on a screen. A screen graphic prompts the trainee to tense and relax the muscles, and they follow a predetermined curve with their muscle movement.

With the pelvic floor trainer, the sensor is perfectly adjustable to the body. In combination with the adjustable backrest, it is possible to perform the training in a relaxed, seated position. This allows for the isolated training of the pelvic floor with the pelvic floor trainer in order to achieve the best training results.

- Dimensions: 152 x 60 x 135 cm
- Footprint: 1 m²
- Weight: 142 kg
- Upholstery color and seam color according to customer's choice
- Optional medical certification

- Visualized pelvic floor training
- Intuitive operation
- Automatic sensor adjustment

The training device can be used for all patients and age groups suffering from bowel and bladder weakness and postural problems. For female patients, pelvic floor training is particularly beneficial for: before and after childbirth, for weakened connective tissue due to hormonal changes during menopause, for uterine prolapse, and after pelvic area surgeries. For male patients, the pelvic trainer is ideal after prostate surgeries or for potency problems. The great success of the measurement method and training has been proven and tested in a study conducted by the Fresenius University in Cologne. We would be happy to send you this study upon request.