I’ve tried doing it that way before, but because of my lack of grip and hand finger function, it’s actually more challenging to first guide the feet to go into each pant leg properly, then to pull the pants up initially without the legs bending, and the pants getting twisted at the bottom. It’s not that big of a deal bending the leg to fit it into the pants, takes a few extra seconds, plus it helps work on your range of motion at the same time😉. Thank you for the tip though, been there done that and this is just the way it works best for me.
@@martinball54 same to you as well. I’m only 7 years in, but still learning new ticks everyday. May because those pants are a bit tighter, so finding that it’s a bit harder to get both feet in at the same time. I also wear a lot of leggings, which again makes things more difficult.
Awesome great job!
Thank you 🙏🏻
@@QuadLife101you are so inspiring..
Are you live alone in your house??
You do all things by yourself??
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Why don't you put the jeans over both feet 1st? Saves the unnecessary bending of the leg.
I’ve tried doing it that way before, but because of my lack of grip and hand finger function, it’s actually more challenging to first guide the feet to go into each pant leg properly, then to pull the pants up initially without the legs bending, and the pants getting twisted at the bottom. It’s not that big of a deal bending the leg to fit it into the pants, takes a few extra seconds, plus it helps work on your range of motion at the same time😉. Thank you for the tip though, been there done that and this is just the way it works best for me.
@@QuadLife101 you do what works best for you. I'm 35 years post accident as a C6 incomplete. We all need to help where we can. All power to you.
@@martinball54 same to you as well. I’m only 7 years in, but still learning new ticks everyday. May because those pants are a bit tighter, so finding that it’s a bit harder to get both feet in at the same time. I also wear a lot of leggings, which again makes things more difficult.