1. Small rear wheels with cam locks that permit backwards, but not forward rolling.
2. A short wheel base for stopping on long steps.
3. A seat belt.
Two crutches and control of trunk muscles are also needed.
The "Two Crutch" Method
Jeff Adams demonstrates this method as he ascends the steps backward to the Acropolis in Greece. This method requires a specially built wheelchair that appears have the following features:
1. Small rear wheels with cam locks that permit backwards, but not forward rolling.
2. A short wheel base for stopping on long steps.
3. A seat belt.
Two crutches and control of trunk muscles are also needed.
1. Small rear wheels with cam locks that permit backwards, but not forward rolling.
2. A short wheel base for stopping on long steps.
3. A seat belt.
Two crutches and control of trunk muscles are also needed.
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Great and informative post. thank you for sharing this information with us.
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Mobility aids can make a huge difference to someone who is older or living with a disability ,by giving them the opportunity to remain independent both at home and when out and about.
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