VersaClimber
The Versaclimber is the original climbing exercise machine. It originated in the United States, where it was developed in 1981 for use in the training programme of NASA astronauts to develop complete body strength and endurance, important in the muscle-wasting environment of weightlessness.
It has now been refined and improved for a new generation of health and fitness enthusiasts, models include the Club, Sport, Sportsmedical and Home Versaclimber Models. There is a VersaClimber exercise machine to suit everybody's workout needs and goals.
Recent additions to the original VersaClimber range of "ladder type" climbers are the The Exervibe Stepper a cardiovascular vibration exercise machine focusing on the lower body; The Exervibe Climber which is the only total body cardiovascular vibration product on the UK market and The Versapulley which is a weightless exercise machine which offers a versatile workout, limited only by the user’s imagination
The Versaclimber range can be found in use by the following:
- David Lloyd Leisure
- Cannons
- Sir Ranulph Fiennes
- Personal trainers
- Exercise physiologists
- Courtneys Health Clubs
- Physiotherapists
- Universities
- England & Wales Cricket Board National Academy
- Emergency services & Armed Forces
- Local Authorities
- Professional sports men and women
- Hundreds of home users across the UK
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