Tips Concerning Disability Strengthening Videos

By Amy Reynolds


When a disabled person is not able to access a well equipped gym it becomes hard for them to work out or have the need to be active. Instead of resolving to laziness or giving up one should take up home workouts that will make the experience much easier. Disability strengthening videos are made available for them by trainers so that you can access anytime.

The person can workout at the comfort of his wheel chair or you can also use a different one if possible. The training will vary from one person to another depending on the amount of sets they can manage for every exercise. They are encouraged to first complete every set before they can decide if to graduate to the next one.

When dealing with exercises where the lower body is weak and the upper is fine then you do activities such as sitting and standing since they will assist strengthening the feet. If one feels weak to stand upright and then go back to the normal sitting position then the option of holding on to the knees would help do this better.

The seated triceps dips are also important when working on your upper body. When sitting on the armchair the person can try and lift the body upwards with his arms and not the hips. Later lower the enter body slowly back down while bending the elbows. If your strength is on your legs and not arms then you should use them for support.

The sit and walk is a good activity whereby one uses two chairs that are in opposite direction and then stand from one side using your legs and core to help you move. Carefully walk straight to the other chair and then sit on it. This will help improve your walking and strengthens the legs by sitting and standing. If you use crunches you can use them for support or even help from another person. With time the person will improve and even increase the distance between the chairs.

Reverse crunches videos mare well demonstrated by sitting on the feet with the knees bent straight while the arms are stretched forward. The person then slowly lowers the body down and at the same time involving the core. While lying down on the floor and then bringing your body slowly around to the sides using the arms for support.

The knee to stand can be demonstrated by kneeling down and bring one feet in front and lifting the body upwards until you can stand upwards. With the arms by the sides the person should then come back down and kneel on the floor. This is usually challenging but in the long run will strengthen the body and assist in balance, mobility and even stability.

Exercises for those with disabilities are usually carefully tailored to meet their needs. The person should always try and improve their performance than what they did earlier. By improving the person will be fit and able to live a more healthy life.




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