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A sedentary lifestyle has become more and more prevalent with each passing year. Simultaneously, life has become increasingly busy with tasks that take away from finding time to exercise. With this reality comes a dire consequence that needs to be combated with movement. Being inactive has been linked to 5.3 million deaths globally per year – compared to 5.1 million deaths linked to smoking. These catastrophic numbers call for a serious yet practical response. Current NHS and British Heart Foundation guidelines recommend 150 minutes of moderate exercise a week and scientists suggest that an hour's worth of "brisk exercise" each day offsets the risk of early death linked to a desk-bound working life. The HeartFlex Workout Machine is a truly viable solution for adding movement throughout the day, quickly and affordably, with the everyday person in mind.

Weights and workout products powered by springs and rubber bands are dangerous and intimidating to people with spasticity and dementia issues. An instantaneous loss of grip while using these products may result in severe injuries. People with special needs should have a safe effective way to get the benefits of exercise – so what's the answer? Many individuals across the world have discovered the solution in HeartFlex – a handheld fitness tool designed to maximize sports performance that allows special needs patients to exercise without fear.

Recovering from an injury or surgery or improving sports performance is always a challenge. Fortunately, even with the ever-increasing time demands of today's hectic world, there is an affordable and "simple to use" upper body fitness tool that speeds healing, improves overall health, and builds "muscles that work".