Stroke Recovery: How to Walk Again Safely and Effectively

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In this video, I show how stroke rehab helps stroke survivors benefit from targeted recovery methods and recovery exercises to walk again safely and effectively. You’ll learn how to rebuild strength, how to practice balance drills, and how to progress to walk again with confidence. I demonstrate walking drills that ensure you can walk again safely and train effectively as you continue your recovery journey after stroke and walk again to rebuild independence.

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⏰ Chapters
00:00 - Introduction on Walking Recovery
00:58 - Category 1
06:51 - Category 2
18:12 - Category 3
28:13 - Category 4

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At Basically Physio, I create educational and empowering content for:
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