Tips for LiteGait
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Correcting stooped posture during gait is a challenge. LiteGait offers some hands-off solutions, allowing the therapist freedom to use... more |
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When your client has trouble shifting weight onto their involved side, or from front to back, engage them in a circular or “hula”... more |
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Grapevine stepping is a common strategy we use to give our clients a dynamic gait and balance challenge. LiteGait allows the clinician... more |
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Have you tried using Q-straps in creative ways? How about attaching them to the LiteGait base? Check out these tips for improving your... more |
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To encourage eccentric control, have the client push forward on the LiteGait handlebars while walking over ground. While safely... more |
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For clients who take short steps or have a hard time achieving a trailing limb posture, you can give verbal and visual cues to promote... more |
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Q-straps are versatile! Use a Q-strap connected to the opposite handlebar to promote limb advancement and prevent undesired trunk... more |
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Clients who tend to fall backward or rely on the chair for support during sit to stand transfers need some extra assistance to get... more |
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Rhythmic arm swing contributes to gait stability, and becomes increasingly important with faster walking speeds. Why let your patient... more |
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Using a cane or stick to poke at a laser dot on the ceiling is a great way to challenge the patient. Useful for trunk, upper or lower... more |
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