Bed Base: A padded platform for lying down (similar to a massage table); on some models, the platform slides to provide a stable support surface.
Metal Overhead Frame (Tower/Arch): A metal framework fixed to one end or above the bed-extending above head height-used to suspend and attach various accessories.
Spring Resistance System: Includes springs of varying lengths and tensions, connected to the overhead frame or anchor points on the bed, providing adjustable resistance and recoil.
Detachable Accessories: Items that attach to the overhead frame via hooks or straps; common examples include:
Push-through Bar: A horizontal bar with adjustable height, used for pushing and stretching exercises.
Trapeze/Rings: Suspended rings or straps used for suspension support and balance training.
Leg Loops/Foot Straps: Straps worn on the legs for resistance exercises.
Hand Loops/Handles: Connected to springs for upper-body traction exercises.
Roll-down Bar (Optional): A horizontal bar used to assist with stability or to limit the range of motion.
