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1. disabilityhorizons.com › 2016 › 10Top 10 exercises for disabled people - Disability Horizons

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   Oct 20, 2016 · There’s a huge array of exercises for disabled people, and just as many ways to tailor them to fit your needs. For each exercise below, I have listed who they’re suitable for, the method and any modifications. For each exercise/s you choose, you should do three sets. Repeat each 10 times without stopping, then rest for 30 seconds to 1 minute.

2. www.specialstrong.com › top-10-wheelchairTop 10 Exercises for People in Wheelchairs - Special Strong

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   Wheelchair exercises include strength training, cardio, dance, and even yoga, each designed to enhance muscle flexibility, boost cardiovascular function, and nurture mental health. Embrace this unique celebration of adaptability, stamina, and resilience, redefining barriers in fitness.

3. www.heart.org › en › newsAre thrill-seekers with heart conditions playing with danger?

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   Mar 4, 2019 · The fastest roller coasters exceed 100 mph. A race car driver can double that speed within seconds. Either activity can exhilarate, but could they also harm the heart? Could someone literally die from the excitement? Probably not, according to one study that surveyed thrill-seekers with serious heart conditions.

4. www.nhs.uk › live-well › exerciseFitness advice for wheelchair users - NHS

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   Muscle-strengthening exercises can help you manage your wheelchair in daily life and avoid these kinds of ailments. What kind of activity? The kind of activities that are right for you depend on your level of physical ability and the types of activity that appeal to you.

5. www.lessonsintr.com › 2015/02/19 › list-of-games-forList of Games for Therapeutic Riding - Lessons In TR

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   Feb 19, 2015 · This is a great list of games from a recent new resource I found. Enjoy! Ball toss. Game: place targets on the ground with different numbers. Riders are given balls, which they may toss at the targets, while halted or walking, must be 5 feet away. Scores can be totaled for individual riders or teams.

6. www.helpguide.org › wellness › fitnessHow to Exercise with Limited Mobility - HelpGuide.org

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   Aug 21, 2024 · These can include walking, running, cycling, dancing, tennis, swimming, water aerobics, or “aquajogging”. Many people with mobility issues find exercising in water especially beneficial as it supports the body and reduces the risk of muscle or joint discomfort.

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   What types of exercise should I do if I have mobility issues?

   • Mobility issues inevitably make some types of exercise easier than others, but no matter your physical situation, you should aim to incorporate three different types of exercise into your routines: Cardiovascular exercises that raise your heart rate and increase your endurance.

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   What exercises can you do if you are in a wheelchair?

   • Another good exercise for people in wheelchairs is side twists. All you need is your body and you can strengthen your core by doing the following: 1. Sit straight in your wheelchair. 2. Twist your body first on the left (or the right if you prefer it). 3. Go back to your original position then twist your body on the other side.

   Top 10 Exercises for People in Wheelchairs - Special Strong

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   How can I exercise with limited mobility?

   • To exercise successfully with limited mobility, illness, or weight problems, start by getting medical clearance. Talk to your doctor, physical therapist, or other health care provider about activities suitable for your medical condition or mobility issue. Your doctor or physical therapist can help you find a suitable exercise routine. Ask:

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   Can You exercise in water if you have mobility issues?

   • Many people with mobility issues find exercising in water especially beneficial as it supports the body and reduces the risk of muscle or joint discomfort. Even if you’re confined to a chair or wheelchair, it’s still possible to perform cardiovascular exercise.

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   Where can a wheelchair user do muscle-strengthening exercises?

   • Gyms with equipment adapted for wheelchair users are a great place to do muscle-strengthening activities. Some wheelchair users also find they can do muscle-strengthening exercises at home using resistance bands. There are various ways to learn more about activities that are right for you and find local facilities.

   Fitness advice for wheelchair users - NHS

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   Should I use a stationary upright or recumbent bike for strength training?

   • If not, try using a stationary upright or recumbent bike for cardiovascular exercise. When it comes to strength training, your injury or disability may limit your use of free weights and resistance bands, or may just mean you have to reduce the weight or level of resistance.

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8. www.nhs.uk › live-well › exercisePhysical activity guidelines for adults aged 19 to 64 - NHS

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   You can also achieve your weekly activity target with: several short sessions of very vigorous intensity activity. a mix of moderate, vigorous and very vigorous intensity activity. These guidelines are also suitable for: disabled adults. pregnant women and new mothers.