Guest guest Posted February 19, 2004 Report Share Posted February 19, 2004 ; Not sure if anyone replied to your questions... I was given these to do but found them hard due to winging scapula. Also found them hard to hang on to due to thumb arthritis and carpal tunnel http://brownpt.com/Public/pivotpro.html See exercise 16; have been advised to do those; same problems as above for me. http://www.nismat.org/orthocor/programs/upper/upperex.html Here are some from a wheelchair as you had requested http://www.csufresno.edu/ptpatiented/prev_trt.htm http://ladyamp.netfirms.com/strengthening.html And some others http://www.public.iastate.edu/~jnespor/injury.html (at the bottom: http://www.nismat.org/ptcor/tmj/ http://www.whsd.k12.pa.us/What/Coaches%20Corner/Prevent%20Shoulder%20Injury. htm (bottom) http://www.clinicsmart.com/rehab/joint/shoulder.htm I use my swiss ball a lot more then the band excercises http://www.enduranceplus.com/swissmedicine.html I would be interested to see pictures of the one you were suggested. Also I *think* when they had the EDS conference in california that there was a swiss ball workshop - maybe there are some notes from that floating around? On 2/1/04 9:10 PM, " ceda " <ceda > wrote: > PT or types of exercises that I can do with the Thera-Bands (Any suggestions?) > > Hello everyone; > > I wanted to ask this question about the above subject due in part > that the PT that I had has been out of town and I need to start > working the muscles again, all the major/minor body part and have all > the various thera-bands in the different colors. > > My question is does anyone have pictures of the various exercises > that I can do from home to tone up the various areas without having > to see or make the appointment again with PT or OT. Any information > on this subject would greatly appreciated. I will be doing most of > these exercises from my wheelchair and if I'm able to get on to the > floor I will be able to work the lower body as well. > > I will be checking messages later during the day and week for any > useful replies, in advance thank you for your time and consideration > regarding this matter. > > Sincerely & Respectfully; > > Mr. L. Heim, Jr. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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