Physical fitness comes in many forms — realistically, it’s best to begin with a goal in mind. Read on for our top five fitness goals to reach at the Stephen A. Orthwein Center, Paraquad’s gym for people with disabilities. 

The Stephen A. Orthwein Center offers multiple different machines for arm and hand rehabilitation, including the Armeo®Power. Learn more about rehabilitation exercises with this powerful machine.

The C-Mill by Motek is an adaptive fitness tool often used in physical therapy for balance and gait.

With consistent use, the EksoNR helps people regain independence. Studies show that using an exoskeleton for legs improves gait, walking speed, balance and endurance.

Learn more about Annie Morrow’s interview on the MS Living Well Podcast, where she discussed mobility and multiple sclerosis (MS) with Dr. Barry Singer.

The Stephen A. Orthwein Center offers countless ways to regain your strength and health through adaptive exercise. This year, we added a cutting-edge piece of equipment to our facility — the AlterG® Anti-Gravity Treadmill™.

The Stephen A. Orthwein Center offers an array of fully accessible, state-of-the art equipment. One of our most popular attractions is the Lokomat®, a gait training robot-assisted therapy machine that may be used with 1:1 training with an adaptive exercise specialist.