Crawlingmachine on your back and front! Pre-order now! Patent pending. It delivers a low-impact, high-engagement platform that reconnects mind and muscle through instinctive quadrupedal movement.

Crawling machine on your back and front! Two in One machine!  Pre-order now. Patent pending. Pre-order now, to be part of first batch. Out in October 2025! 

Elevate your rehabilitation and functional training with Crawlingmachine™, the industry’s first crawling machine engineered for targeted rehab, neuromuscular re-education, and full-body conditioning. Designed in collaboration with leading physical therapists and movement scientists, Crawlingmachine™ delivers a low-impact, high-engagement platform that reconnects mind and muscle through instinctive quadrupedal movement.

Key Features & Benefits

• Dynamic Quadrupedal Locomotion
  Harness the power of natural crawling patterns to activate over 280 muscles, from the shoulders and core to the hips and lower limbs. By guiding users through controlled, reciprocal limb movement, Crawlingmachine™ rebuilds joint stability, proprioception, and inter-limb coordination—critical foundations for effective rehab and injury prevention.

• Adjustable Resistance & Range
  Modular spring cartridges and micro-adjustable track lengths let clinicians fine-tune resistance from 2–50 lbs per limb, accommodating acute injury recovery all the way through advanced performance training.

• Ergonomic, Supportive Design
  Padded knee and hand platforms are contoured for comfort and safety, while our low-profile frame ensures easy mounts and dismounts—even for those with limited mobility. A stable, waterproof finish makes cleaning between sessions simple.

Clinical & Influential Endorsements

• Gray Cook, PT, FMS: “By retraining core stability through quadrupedal movement, NeuroCrawl™ aligns perfectly with the Functional Movement Systems model for restoring fundamental movement.”

• Kelly Starrett, DPT, CSCS (The Ready State): “Crawling is the ultimate full-body reset—this device makes it both accessible and measurable.”

• 2024 Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy: A recent randomized trial showed 32% greater improvement in cross-body coordination among ACL-recovery patients using crawling-based rehab protocols over traditional seated exercises.

• National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM): Recognizes crawling drills as a “must-have” for integrated movement proficiency in its 2025 CPT curriculum.