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Zeilmed Shoulder Pulley Premium ZPP09
RS 1900 RS 1850
Zeilmed Shoulder Pulley Regular ZPP08
RS 1650 RS 950
Zeilmed Shoulder Pulley Economical ZPP07
RS 750 RS 590
Detachable Hand Support For Shoulder Pulley
RS 500 RS 450
Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, is a painful and debilitating condition that significantly limits your range of motion and hinders your ability to perform everyday activities. Simple tasks such as reaching for items on high shelves, getting dressed, or even brushing your hair can become frustratingly difficult. As the condition progresses, the pain and stiffness can become more pronounced, leaving you feeling helpless and restricted. However, recovery is possible, and one of the most effective ways to alleviate the discomfort and regain movement is through consistent, gentle stretching exercises.
Our shoulder pulley exercisers have been meticulously designed to help individuals suffering from frozen shoulder regain their mobility and reduce the associated pain and stiffness through safe, effective, and controlled stretching exercises that can be performed in the comfort of your own home. These pulleys are easy to use and provide a convenient, non-invasive alternative to costly physical therapy sessions, making them a great choice for those looking to take control of their rehabilitation process.
We offer three exceptional models of shoulder pulley exercisers—Economical, Regular, and Premium—each carefully crafted to meet a variety of needs, preferences, and budgets. Regardless of the model you choose, you can rest assured that each comes with a comfortable hand support and an adjustable pulley system, allowing you to personalize your stretching exercises for the best results. The adjustable mechanism ensures you can gradually increase the intensity of the stretches as your shoulder becomes more mobile, giving you complete control over your rehabilitation journey.
Economical Model: This affordable option provides all the essential features you need to start working on your shoulder mobility. It offers a simple yet effective pulley system, making it perfect for those who need a budget-friendly solution without sacrificing quality.
Regular Model: For those seeking a slightly more advanced option, the Regular model adds enhanced features such as a more ergonomic design and additional adjustability, ensuring that your recovery process can be tailored to your specific needs.
Premium Model: Our Premium model is the most advanced option, designed for those who are looking for the highest level of comfort and functionality. With superior craftsmanship, a more refined design, and added features for maximum ease of use, the Premium model ensures a premium experience throughout your rehabilitation process.
No matter which model you choose, these shoulder pulley exercisers are perfect for individuals in all stages of recovery from frozen shoulder, whether you’re just beginning your rehabilitation journey or looking to enhance your progress. With consistent use, you can improve your range of motion, decrease soreness, and restore your ability to perform daily activities with ease.
The portability and ease of use of our shoulder pulleys mean you can carry out your rehabilitation exercises whenever and wherever it’s convenient for you—whether it’s at home, at the office, or even on vacation. Say goodbye to the frustration of frozen shoulder and begin your journey to recovery today. Our shoulder pulley exercisers offer an effective, affordable, and comfortable way to regain your mobility and improve your quality of life.
Welcome! In this video, we’ll guide you through the process of assembling your shoulder pulley (model ZPP08). You’ll need the following components:
Congratulations! Your shoulder pulley is now fully assembled and ready for use.
Q: What exactly is a shoulder pulley, and how does it work?
A: A Shoulder Pulley is a simple device commonly used in physiotherapy to help improve shoulder mobility. It typically consists of a rope and pulley system that allows you to gently stretch and move your shoulder through various ranges of motion. The main idea is to perform passive range of motion exercises, where you let the pulley do the work of moving your arm without engaging your muscles too much. This is especially helpful if you’re recovering from an injury or surgery.
Q: Why is it so important to keep my shoulder immobile after an injury or surgery?
A: After an injury or surgery, resting the shoulder is essential for healing. When the shoulder is kept still, it allows the body’s natural healing processes to take over without causing more harm to the injured tissues. For example, if you’ve broken a bone or torn a muscle, moving the joint too much could disrupt the healing process. That’s why doctors often recommend using a sling or other device to keep the shoulder in place. However, staying immobile for too long can cause other problems, which brings us to the next question.
Q: What problems can happen if I keep my shoulder immobile for too long?
A: While resting the shoulder is crucial at first, the body can sometimes overcompensate, and that’s where issues arise. If a joint isn’t used for a long period, it can start to freeze up. In addition, scar tissue may form around the joint, leading to pain and stiffness. This is especially true for those dealing with frozen shoulder (also called adhesive capsulitis), where the shoulder’s range of motion becomes severely limited. To prevent these complications, it’s important to do gentle, controlled movements — which is where a shoulder pulley comes in to help.
Q: How does a shoulder pulley help with frozen shoulder?
A: A shoulder pulley is a game-changer for people with frozen shoulder. In this condition, the shoulder’s movement becomes restricted, causing pain and stiffness. By using the pulley, you can perform passive range of motion exercises, where the shoulder is moved without the need for the muscles to do much work. This helps improve mobility by gently stretching the joint and preventing the formation of excess scar tissue. Over time, the pulley can help restore normal movement, making it an effective tool in treating frozen shoulder.
Q: Can I use a shoulder pulley at home to aid my recovery?
A: Yes, absolutely! One of the great things about a shoulder pulley is that it’s easy to use at home. Once you’ve been given the go-ahead by your physiotherapist, you can incorporate shoulder exercises into your daily routine. The pulley is great for passive range of motion exercises and can be used consistently to help you regain flexibility and strength. It’s a simple tool that can make a big difference in your recovery.
Q: What kind of exercises can I do with a shoulder pulley?
A: There are several exercises you can do with a shoulder pulley, all aimed at improving mobility and strength. Some of the most common include:
Passive range of motion exercises: These exercises help gently move the shoulder joint without requiring you to engage your muscles too much. They are especially useful in the early stages of recovery.
Stretching exercises: These help improve flexibility and ease any tightness in the shoulder area.
Strengthening exercises: Once your shoulder’s range of motion improves, you can gradually incorporate exercises that help build strength and prevent further injuries.
It’s important to follow a progressive plan to ensure you’re not overdoing it, especially in the beginning stages.
Q: Are there any safety tips I should be aware of when using a shoulder pulley?
A: Yes, when using a shoulder pulley, it’s important to take some precautions:
Always check with your physiotherapist before starting to make sure you’re using the pulley correctly.
Adjust the pulley to a level where you feel comfortable but not strained. It shouldn’t cause pain.
Start with gentle movements and gradually increase the intensity of the exercises as your shoulder heals.
If you feel pain or discomfort beyond what is normal, stop and reach out to your healthcare provider.
Q: How long do I need to use the shoulder pulley?
A: The length of time you’ll need to use a shoulder pulley depends on your injury and progress. For people dealing with a frozen shoulder or recovering from surgery, it could take weeks or even months of consistent use to see significant improvement. Your physiotherapist will guide you on how long and how often to use the pulley, but it’s crucial to stick with it and be patient. Always listen to your body, and remember that gradual improvement is key.
