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MR Cube


MR Cube connects to pulley systems and other weightstack-based equipment

When you are ready to reach a higher level
The MR Cube is the new training and rehab tool designed to provide unsurpassed development of the neuromuscular system. The MR Cube can be used stand-alone or interfaced to any piece of gym or rehab equipment including tubing, bands, barbells, dumbbells; anything with a component of linear travel.

The MR Cube provides:

Paced Exercise

Using the built-in exercise pacer, it is possible to control within a preset range of motion the speed for both the concentric and eccentric phases of an exercise. Whether your preference is plyometric of super-slow, the MR can accommodate. The rep counter and timer keep track of your workout.

Functional Exercise

Random Reactive
Avoiding the yellow balls within the limited range of motion requires sequencing of eccentric, concentric and isometric muscle contractions.

Isometric Gate
Following the path requires coordination combined with isometric muscle contractions.

Controlled Route
Keeping the ring on the rope requires coordinative power in both the concentric and eccentric motion.

Random Explosive
Rebounding the yellow balls off the red disk requires timing, coordination and acceleration

Controlled Position
Maintaining the red ball on the track challenges coordination, reaction time, acceleration and deceleration

Random Deceleration
Hitting the green cubes while avoiding th red stars requires controlled acceleration and deceleration


MR Cube can interface with handles,
tubing, or other attachments
Specifications

Universal connection to any training device with linear travel
Comnmunication:
Wireless to computer using BlueTooth
Maximum Linear Travel: 8 feet
Battery: 9.6 volt, 2700 mAh, Rechargeable, about 30 hrs. per charge
Cube Dimensions: 5" x 6.5" x 6.5"
Weight: 7.5 lbs.
Special Needs: Graphics Accelerator Card preferred