What type of client is allowed to do inverted exercises on the Spine Corrector?

Inverted exercises on the Spine Corrector are generally contraindicated for certain clients, particularly those with specific health concerns or pre-existing conditions that could be aggravated by inversion. A fractured toe, while it may cause discomfort, does not typically affect the body's ability to safely perform inversion exercises, as it primarily involves the foot rather than the core stability or balance required for such movements.

In contrast, clients with a history of back pain often have underlying conditions that could be exacerbated by inverted positions, potentially putting them at risk for further discomfort or injury. Likewise, clients with vertigo issues face risks due to balance instability, which could lead to falls or further complications. The option indicating "No restrictions are applicable" overlooks the potential for various health considerations that advise caution for certain individuals engaging in inversion exercises.

Thus, allowing clients with a fractured toe to perform inversion exercises on the Spine Corrector can be deemed safe, provided they do not experience significant pain or mobility issues from their injury.