Tips for LiteGait

LiteGait - Chalk Talk	LiteGait -Don’t work so hard	LiteGait - One Size Fits Most
LiteGait - Speed makes a difference	LiteGait - Rigid or Flexible	LiteGait-Sit on it
LiteGait -Hip precautions	LiteGait - Why Bother	LiteGait - Care for your Battery
LiteGait- Adjusting for Smallest Use Adjusting for Smallest Use	LiteGait pre-gait and overground	LiteGait - People can walk on their hands
LiteGait-Protocols A-B-C Need a summary of some common treatment approaches to LiteGait Therapy? Mobility Research refers to this as Protocols A, B, and C	LiteGait -Record Limit Support BiSym	LiteGait - While You Rest Have a Ball What do you do when your client needs a break? Do you take them off the treadmill and back into their chair? Try this tip to save yourself some time and effort! Have them sit on a large ball –right... more
LiteGait - Got Leg Straps	Crisscross straps Does your client need some additional support in the back when using LiteGait? Try crisscrossing the posterior overhead straps to add that extra support. Works especially well for small children!	LiteGait -Give ‘Em a Squeeze
LiteGait - Hands-off for stooped posture Correcting stooped posture during gait is a challenge. LiteGait offers some hands-off solutions, allowing the therapist freedom to use... more	LiteGait - Modify your approach	LiteGait - Do the Hula! When your client has trouble shifting weight onto their involved side, or from front to back, engage them in a circular or “hula”... more