Description
Functional arm strength underpins everyday independence — lifting, reaching, pushing a chair. The Arms Trainer Station BLH-1513 trains exactly that, through rotating handles that guide smooth circular movements for the arms and shoulders, accessible to wheelchair users, seniors and athletes alike.
Rotating handles, progressive work
The station’s rotating handles create fluid circular motion that strengthens arms, shoulders and upper back while mobilising the shoulder, elbow and wrist joints. Movements stay soft and progressive — there is no load to drop and no position to fail — which makes the BLH-1513 one of the most approachable strength stations in an outdoor circuit.
- Rotating handles for smooth, jerk-free circular movements
- Non-slip grips giving secure hold in all weathers
- Wide clear approach designed for wheelchair access
- Galvanised, corrosion-resistant steel rated for intensive outdoor or indoor use
- Versatile siting: public parks, gyms, rehabilitation centres
Recommended exercises
Shoulder rotation — turn the handles in fluid circles, one direction then the other (3 x 30 seconds each) to free tense shoulders. Biceps work — slow, contracted rotations (3 x 15) to tone the arms. Bilateral coordination — rotate the handles in opposite directions simultaneously (3 x 20) to synchronise both sides of the body, a skill that transfers to daily tasks and is prized in neurological rehabilitation. Paired with light cardio, these drills form a balanced upper-body session.
Specifications
| Price | On request — project quotation within 24 business hours |
|---|---|
| Mechanism | Rotating handles, smooth guided motion |
| Structure | Galvanised steel, anti-corrosion and UV-resistant |
| Accessibility | Wheelchair users, seniors, rehabilitation patients, athletes |
| Muscles worked | Arms, shoulders, upper back; shoulder–elbow–wrist mobility |
| Environment | Outdoor or indoor installation |
Frequently asked questions
What distinguishes the BLH-1513 from the shoulder wheels station?
The BLH-1513’s rotating handles emphasise arm strength and bilateral coordination, while the shoulder-wheels unit focuses on larger-amplitude shoulder mobility. The two complement each other within a circuit.
Is it suitable for users with no training experience?
Yes — the movement is self-explanatory and low-risk, needing no instruction or supervision for safe use in free-access areas.
How durable is it in a public park?
The galvanised steel structure is built for intensive, unsupervised public use and permanent weather exposure, with only routine cleaning required.
Request a quotation
Light In Fitness supports inclusive fitness projects end to end. Request your free quotation — response within 24 to 72 business hours, or call +33 6 20 72 66 96.









