Potential Benefits: Increases Muscle & Tendon Flexibility Increases Circulation Increases Bowel and Bladder Function Decreases Pain and Stiffness Decreases Spasticity and Spasms Increases Coordination

Active Mode allows, the child to assist the motor by using their own muscles to help push the foot pedals. Potential Benefits: Increases Strength and Endurance Increases Circulation Increased Joint Mobility Increased Coordination Decreased Edema Decreased Spasms

This daily range of motion, done consistently, will help maintain flexibility of muscles and tendons commensurate with bone growth. The predictable, rhythmic range of motion provides much needed patterning which can help develop strength and coordination required for walking.