Overview
Wooden Finger Exercise Pegboard, 43 Holes. A foldable wooden training board designed to improve fine motor skills and strengthen finger grip. Suitable for physiotherapy and occupational therapy settings, as well as daily home training for patients, athletes, and musicians.
Features
- 43 precision-drilled holes to support varied exercises across rehabilitation stages.
- Durable, foldable construction made from high-quality, treated natural wood for repeated use and easy storage/transport.
- Versatile for physical rehabilitation, motor retraining, and fine motor skill development.
- Smooth edges and carefully shaped pegs for comfortable hand movement.
Intended Use
- Rehabilitation patients: recovering from stroke, nerve injuries, or hand/tendon surgeries.
- Occupational therapy: to improve fine motor coordination and finger control in older adults or children.
- Athletes and climbers: to increase finger endurance and grip strength (e.g., rock climbers, gymnasts).
- Musicians: pianists and string players to enhance finger flexibility and responsiveness.
Specifications
- Material: Treated natural wood.
- Number of holes: 43, enabling varied resistance and movement exercises.
- Special feature: Compact, foldable design.
- Accessories: Supplied with a set of exercise pegs.
Instructions for Use
- Position the board on a flat, stable surface or at an angle appropriate for the user.
- Move pegs between holes according to the recommended occupational therapy plan.
- Begin with simple, short sessions, then increase repetitions and resistance gradually.
