A floor plate is suitably sized to receive a wheelchair and also supports
a base frame along rear and side edges. Prepositioned brackets on the
floor plate secure the base frame using quick-connect fasteners. Opposite
side portions of the base frame carry elevated, horizontal, tubular, side
housings that telescope over elongated exercise bars. A fastener secures
each exercise bar in a housing at a variably selected degree of
insertion. An upright tube at the rear of the base frame has an open top
forming a socket. An upright standard engages the socket and carries an
overhead bar supporting a transverse crossbar over the center of the
floor plate. The ends of the crossbar, the front ends of exercise bars,
the front end of the floor plate, and various other locations on the base
frame carry C-shaped attachments for clip-on resistance members. The
attachments are sized to serve as handgrips. Casters on the rear edge of
the floor plate are moved into ground-engaged positions with the upward
tilting of the front of the floor plate, which is aided by the use of
handgrip attachments on the front of the floor plate. Fasteners securing
the base frame to all other components are quickly released for rapid
disassembly of the exercise frame, enabling it to be transported by hand
or by vehicle to a next site.