Great video. Please post more videos for wheelchair users. The discussion around mechanics along with some examples of people trying the move is of high value.
Awesome video 👍🏻great, that u explained the physical aspects behind the transfer... Normally when you start learning to get back into your chair, you have to find your own way, with your own left ability, and if you're doing something wrong, like looking upwards, nobody tells you that it makes it even harder to get up... I found it out myself, after many tries, but I never new why it's so important to create like a steady line with your back up to your head. Thanks
My power chair has an additional 4" with the riser kit. The cap guy has huge upper body and tiny legs. I have a small upper from dual shoulder injury and larger legs. Some good lues.
we tend to be like that but its actually part of process. it feels like you will fall but its like you have to think a move before making it because you have no time to think because what you rely on is your hand we swing to move so we calculate
where does he get a wheelchair like this? I'm 18 and struggling with every wheelchair I get (every 3 years) but they're really low quality "sport - active" wheelchair that literally break (wheels, place where I sit etc..) any ideas?
I wish I was as strong as this lol. It’s easier for me to remove my cushion then sit on my plate then lift myself up using my wheelchair and something close by!
Strength isn't necessary for this technique. I've seen c7 complete quads do this. The important part is swiveling your weight onto your leg. let leverage do most of the work. But if there's something nearby lift off of I'm pushing off it, hell with being a hero.
Seriously impressive! I no only longer have the upper body strength that I did 20years ago. Great tutorial and thanks to everyone involved.
Great video. Please post more videos for wheelchair users. The discussion around mechanics along with some examples of people trying the move is of high value.
What a great video! I always talk about body mechanics in my videos about transfers but this is next level!
Thank you. I’m glad you can relate and enjoyed it.
Awesome video 👍🏻great, that u explained the physical aspects behind the transfer... Normally when you start learning to get back into your chair, you have to find your own way, with your own left ability, and if you're doing something wrong, like looking upwards, nobody tells you that it makes it even harder to get up... I found it out myself, after many tries, but I never new why it's so important to create like a steady line with your back up to your head. Thanks
I am glad this video provided some insight.
I have a wheelchair and these videos are helpful
My power chair has an additional 4" with the riser kit. The cap guy has huge upper body and tiny legs. I have a small upper from dual shoulder injury and larger legs. Some good lues.
At 2:09 when he was about to fall I jolted forward like I was going to help. Never felt that way before watching a video.
we tend to be like that but its actually part of process. it feels like you will fall but its like you have to think a move before making it because you have no time to think because what you rely on is your hand we swing to move so we calculate
@@oops5697 yeah, it's all about being prepared
where does he get a wheelchair like this? I'm 18 and struggling with every wheelchair I get (every 3 years) but they're really low quality "sport - active" wheelchair that literally break (wheels, place where I sit etc..) any ideas?
Okay, the next time I fall out of my chair or sit on the floor I'm going to try this technique.
1:35 that guy should not be teaching anyone how to squat.
Anyone know how I can get someone to donate a wheelchair to me?
Same here asking for a good wheelchair less furtunate an having this dissability SCI PERSON
Amazing....
AMAZING
I wish I was as strong as this lol.
It’s easier for me to remove my cushion then sit on my plate then lift myself up using my wheelchair and something close by!
LaShera Michelle hi how are you it's Brown from Namibia
Strength isn't necessary for this technique. I've seen c7 complete quads do this. The important part is swiveling your weight onto your leg. let leverage do most of the work.
But if there's something nearby lift off of I'm pushing off it, hell with being a hero.
must keep the upper body strong
Leslie Denise Huey u are right
SUPER 😊
Thanks for your “f***ing cool…” (!?!) lesson.
Ok now show me how to get up with paralyzed hands and 170 weight and 46 waist.
What no QUADS......
I’ve seen better transfers than that
Awesome. Can you please point me in the direction of them? I would love to learn more.
👎Kevin Ogar
Why?