1. Gym Rehabilitation Services
Dan Saunders

2. goal
To create a physical rehabilitation service, open to gym members and non-gym members.

3. What would rehab services do for our gym?
Attract injured people
Provide members with a “backup plan”
Create a larger member base
Increase popularity and reputation

4. Benefits to our clients/members
Inexpensive alternative to physical therapy clinics
Exercise program can continue after recovery
Greater motivational atmosphere

5. Hot and Cold Therapy Units
heating unit for holding hot packs
cooling unit for holding cold packs
Hot packs used to loosen muscles
Cold packs used to reduce pain and swelling

6. Hot and Cold Therapy Units
T-4-S Heating Unit by White Hall
Holds four packs at 165 degrees
$349.95
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7. Hot and Cold Therapy Units
90910 ColPak Freezer
Holds 12 standard ice packs (included)
$695.00
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8. Foam rollers Standard foam roller
Used for myofascial release and muscle massage
$49.95 per roller
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9. Resistance Bands Bodylastics basic tension system
gentle approach to muscle rehabilitation exercises
$28.95 per kit
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10. WebPT (software) Web-based physical therapy software
Allows for easy scheduling, documentation, and billing
$49 per month

11. WebPT (equipment) WebPT can run on almost anything
Laptops
iPads
Smart phones
Etc.
iPad 2 (16GB) - $399

12. Conclusion Inexpensive
Most equipment necessary is already provided in the gym
Raises our competition with other gyms in the area
The main expense would be the WebPT software
Can also be used for other gym services
Makes our services more efficient and client friendly
No potential loss to us