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Wheelchair Exercises ā Best Way to Support Your Independence on Wheelchair
Have you or any of your friends or family been caught with any disability or limited mobility and they are
getting feelings of loneliness, depression, lack of independence and are not able to engage in normal
day-to-day activities? Then leave your frustration as weāve got the best wheelchair exercises for you!
HereĀ BestRatedDocs.comĀ presents a quick visual guide to some of the best exercises for individuals and
seniors in wheelchairs.
These wheelchair exercises can serve you not just an active lifestyle, but also with numerous health
benefits. You can check out aerobic wheelchair exercises meant for daily basis, muscle-strengthening
exercises, wheelchair exercises for elderlies, and more. While performing these exercises, you donāt
need any assistance and these exercises will support your independence of wheelchair.
You might be on a wheelchair because of an injury, weight problem, disability, or illness, but these
exercises can be the best way to boost your mood, alleviate stress, and strengthen the body muscles.
If you have any concerns then you may consult a doctor before beginning your exercising program. Also,
people with other health issues must consult with their healthcare professional before engaging in a
cardiovascular or resistance exercise program.
Check out the wheelchair exercises for yourself below. Donāt let your wheelchair limit your lifestyle,
happy exercising!
Infographic courtesy of BestRatedDocs.com
Dr. David Taylor
Dr. David Taylor is a medical professional and an avid blogger. He holds an M.D. from Drexel University; a Ph.D. from Indiana University School of Medicine.
Dr. David loves to utilize technology to improve healthcare and he does it daily through
BestRatedDocs.com. He founded the company in 2016 with the vision to make the discoverability of the best healthcare facilities & best products simple and easy.
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Informative. My sister is in a wheelchair most of the day. Will pass it on. š
Thank you āŗļøš
What an innovative and motivating post! I donāt know anyone in a wheelchair but posts like this are really great. Well done.
Thank you!! If you ever meet someone in a wheelchair, you know where to find some exercises š Big hugs!!
I love this David. I visit our local rehab center on Sunday’s and I know a few people that will benefit greatly. I’ll share with the nurses – thank you for helping all of them!!! Thanks to Dr. Taylor too… Hugs!
Hi David! I thought I left a message here, but maybe it didn’t go through. I was visiting NY for the holidays (family on both our sides) and it might have gotten lost in the wi-fi connection :(… Anyway, I volunteer at the local senior / rehab center and I will be sure to let them know about these exercises. They can help a lot of people there and I’ll let the activities director know – they are always looking for good ways to get the residents active – this will help them a great deal – thank you from all of them and the people that help them – so much!!
Hugs and Happy, happy, happy – prosperous and healthy New Year! Big hugs David!
Thank you! Iām in a wheelchair and this is very helpful. Always looking for ways to stay active and healthy
So glad you like it ššŖ
Great info! Thanks for sharing. Donāt know that Iāll be able to do much with the leg exercises, though (hence the reason for my wheelchair! LOL) I could use the rest of it, so look forward to that.
I’m so happy you find it useful, most of it at least š
Please, let me know how it works for you š
Will do!
Hi Chape, do you mind if i format these exercises (like these: https://professionalshealthconnection.com/exercises/lower-back-exercises/#sc5)? I’d like to share them with the Senior home I visit on Sunday’s… There are quite a few people who are in wheelchairs and I used to volunteer for the activities director – I think if she can get the trainer to hold a class on these and then give them out, the residents may be able to do them. Is that ok? I can check with the good Doctor who wrote the infographic if you are ok with this. Thank so much David! PS. I’ll also publish an article (reblogs don’t work on the Arcane wordpress – they disappear after awhile – they don’t know why) – but I’ll credit both you and Dr. Taylor.
What do you think?
Thanks for considering :) hugs!
Hi Joan! Please, share it the way that works best for you. I have no problem with that :)
Dr. Taylor is a nice guy, IĀ“m sure heĀ“ll be glad to hear from you and what youĀ“re doing at the Senior home!
Big hugs, dear!!
Thank you so very much David… It’ll be a future project, but it’s on my mind! You are AWESOME! Thank you!!! Big, huge hugs back atcha…
My pleasure, Joan! ;) Feel free to use anything else on my blog, you need no permission ;)
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