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The Successful Stroke Survivor Volume 3 Video Series: 47 minutes anytime online viewing OR a DVD

£ 7.90£ 20.10

In this DVD Dr Tom takes you into the realms of serious gait control. Learn how to cope with balance challenges whilst static and moving and learn strategies to combat walking compensations. Tom shows you how to cope with the effects of drop-footso well that you can look like any non-stroke survivor as you walk down the street. He shows you how to turn smoothly without falling and shows you real-life emergency action control techniques to make yourself confident and safe now that you have removed the need for using a walking stick. Then you get to understand how to cope with steps and slopes… to walk again with surety and control.

Stepping Exercises

Knees-Up Exercises

Hip Push-Pulls

Retraining Gait Control

The Foot at 45 Degree Technique

Standing Ankle Pulls

Heel Striking Technique

Baggy Trousers Technique

In And Out Brushes

Turning: 90 Degrees Drill

Turning: the Practical Thirds Drill

Turning: 180 Degrees With Ease Drill

Emergency Reaction Sweeps

Widening Stance Laterally

Stepping To The Side

Tackling Inclines and Declines

Tackling Steps: Up Steps and Down Steps

Customer reviews

  1. (Verified Purchase)

    This video is focusing on walking. It is full of clear explanations and easy to follow demonstrations of simple and short exercises, techniques, helpful ideas and tips that all support the different phases of using and re-using our legs from hip to toes. If you want to help a stroke survivor or you are a stroke survivor who is ready to get back this vital skill, this part is a must.

  2. (Verified Purchase)

    Very good practical techniques that I have not found anywhere else. I thoroughly recommend these videos.

  3. (Verified Purchase)

    If as a stroke survivor, you dream about regaining the techniques necessary to effectively get around in public you need this video. It’s an excellent video and important for us stroke survivors to have as a guide.

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