As a physiotherapist, I shall share tips for independent practice.

自主トレーニング

Explaining the method is straightforward, but I demonstrate while showing you the actual situation, addressing questions such as ‘What must be done?’ and ‘Why is it done?’

Ideally, we would provide personalised independent exercises tailored to each individual's unique needs. However, as each person is different, we can only offer representative examples.
Therefore, these independent exercises cannot be considered a foolproof solution. Should any issues arise whilst performing these exercises, Rehabilitation Plus cannot accept responsibility. We kindly request that you undertake rehabilitation exercises at your own discretion and under your own responsibility.
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We are creating videos with specific themes for individuals with the following conditions.

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Conditioning

These are an exercise to improve your overall body balance.

Activate the core muscles
Improve your balance on your knees
Practice balance on all fours
Crawl on all fours to make your body flexible
Relieves stiffness around the shoulders
Move your knees (for those with stiff legs)
Improvement of ataxic gait
Hamstring Stretch

For individuals with post-stroke hemiplegia

This is a self-practice programme designed for individuals with hemiplegia (paralysis on one side of the body) following a stroke (such as cerebral infarction or cerebral haemorrhage).

Considering upper limb flexor spasticity
Move the torso
Reducing left-right asymmetry in the core - 1
Reducing left-right asymmetry in the core - 2
easier to raise shoulder
Upper body strengthening
Improve flexibility and balance!
Stop the clonus
spread one's arms
Stretch your core
reduce numbness
Improvement in hand function
Extending the hand of a person with hemiplegia (the palm facing upwards)
Improving walking
Achieving a clean start
walk rhythmically
Walk with your knees slightly bent
Raise the ankle (remove the brace)
Ankle movement
Open your hand

For individuals with Parkinson's disease

This is intended for individuals with Parkinson's disease and related or similar conditions.

Pelvic movement
stretch the body
Trunk rotation
Get up from bed
For hand
Gait improvement
Mobilize your feet
Balance improvement

Individuals with spinal cord disorders

This exercise is designed for individuals with spinal cord impairments, such as spinal cord injury.

Four Upper Body Strength Training Exercises
Keep your feet supple
Balance improvement
Upper body maintenance
Upper body strengthening