Amputees’ Balance – Taking It to the Next Level: The Cup-Walking Exercise

Carol A. Miller

Amputees’ Balance – Taking It to the Next Level: The Cup-Walking Exercise

Department of Physical Therapy

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Abstract

It’s time to take it to the next level with your balance and mobility when using your prosthesis. Dr. Carol Miller, professor of physical therapy at the University of North Georgia, returns to guide you through the cup-walking exercise. This dynamic exercise is for amputees who are already comfortable with their balance while standing and are ready to increase control over their mobility. The cup-walking exercise is designed to increase confidence in your prosthesis and sound limb when walking forward.

Original language	American English
Media of output	Online
State	Published - 2015

Disciplines

Medicine and Health Sciences
Physical Therapy

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