The Cycle of Learned Non-Use
The Cycle of Learned Non-Use In the early days after a stroke, attempts to move the affected arm often fail or are painful. Naturally, the brain (and the person) adapts by relying more on the stronger, unaffected side. The result? The brain starts to “forget” the...
How to Fix An Abducted Gait
Reclaim Your Stride: Fixing Abducted Gait After Stroke Recovering from a neurological injury can affect your walking pattern, one of which is the “abducted leg walking pattern.” In this post, we’ll cover what it is, its causes, and how to improve...
How to Fix a Trendelenburg Gait
Why Your Hip Drops When You Walk : How to Regain Stability https://youtu.be/37akItHE9mc Have you ever noticed that one side of your hip drops lower when you walk? Maybe someone pointed it out, or you feel off-balance or unsteady when taking steps. This could be a sign...Correct Knee Hyperextension after a Neurologic Injury
Struggling with Knee Hyperextension? Here’s How to Fix It! Does your knee snap backward when you walk? Do your steps feel jerky, unsteady, or inefficient? If so, you might be dealing with knee hyperextension, a common issue after a stroke, brain injury,...
How to Fix a Vaulting Gait
How to Stop Vaulting and Walk More Naturally After a Stroke If you’ve ever noticed yourself pushing up on your stronger leg to swing your weaker leg forward while walking, you may be experiencing vaulting. The good news? Vaulting can be unlearned with the right...Products
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