Paralympic Games Quiz
20 March 2020With the majority of the country self-isolating, we thought we'd do our bit to keep the boredom at bay. We've produced a quick quiz to keep you alert in between whatever Netflix series you're currently….
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Second National Lockdown
Throughout lockdown and beyond we’ve been working with our customers to ensure that you receive the highest level of customer care. All our demonstrations and assessments can be conducted socially distanced and contact-free and, unlike….
2 November 2020 Read more5 symptoms of Friedreich’s ataxia
27 February 2019Friedreich’s ataxia is an inherited gene disorder. For sufferers, the gene is passed down from both parents. If the gene is passed down from only one parent, the person will be a carrier and does….
Read moreThis Is How to Stay Active if You Have a Disability
30 January 2019For people living with a disability, it can be intimidating to participate in sports or activities. But, if you want to stay active and enjoy pushing your physical limits, you have several options available to….
Read moreFES athletes club now setup on Strava
13 December 2018Strava is a community of athletes (social fitness network) who share their activities and encourage each other with comments and club affiliations. It is used to track many sporting activities including: cycling, running and swimming using GPS data. Activities are recorded….
Read moreBed crisis in English SCI centres
7 December 2018The SCI service in England provides care for patients from 8 SCI centres. A recent view by the NHS recommended an additional 54 beds for them, highlighting their capability to cope. To further exacerbate the….
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The medical necessity of FES for those with a SCI
30 November 2018Following a SCI, common symptoms include loss of motor function and sensory function below the level of the injury. This results in the inability to perform certain physical activity, so alternative means of physical activity….
Read moreUnderstanding depression after a SCI
29 November 2018Depression is a common problem for people living with a SCI, with as many as 40% of people experiencing it during rehabilitation, and 20% a year after their injury. Unlike other emotions, such as grief,….
Read moreNew electrical stimulation research offers hope for quadriplegics
28 November 2018For a quadriplegic, getting back the use of their hands is THE major factor in helping them achieve greater independence. Although there have been surgical attempts to achieve this in the past, these have tended….
Read moreElectric Avenue – new technology making disabled lives better
16 November 2018Technology is now evolving at such a rapid rate that new solutions that can support your health, fitness and improve lifestyle are being announced regularly. This can only be good news as their impact allows….
Read moreCoping with a SCI as you get older
14 November 2018Nowadays, as we get older, we are focused more on the quality of life we want to enjoy, as opposed to just postponing or preventing death. This means planning for when we get older, but….
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