Why I Kept Falling on the Stairs — Until This Changed Everything! | Prosthetic Leg Recovery Tips

Why do I keep falling from the stairs?
That’s what I asked myself too—until I discovered these simple yet powerful balance & strength exercises that changed everything.

Why I Kept Falling on the Stairs — Until This Changed Everything! | Prosthetic Leg Recovery Tips

In this video, I’m sharing my real experience with a 3D-printed prosthetic leg, and how I finally overcame fear, improved my coordination, and learned to confidently walk stairs again—hands-free and without fear.

Whether you have a prosthetic leg already, or you are recovering from surgery, these exercises using the @sanddunestepper3586 and @two8band will:
Strengthen your glutes, hamstrings, quads, calves, and core


Help you stay balanced on stairs, even while carrying groceries


Boost your confidence with every step


Teach you how to walk without fear of falling again
Improve your proprioception and awareness.

🦿 My proven routine (Step-by-step):
Take off your leg and work the knee or residual limb on the Sand Dune Stepper for 10 minutes

Put the leg back on and step up/down, gradually adding high knee movements

Wrap your feet with @two8band, do hip bridges to activate your glutes

Perform double and single leg deadlifts for strength and balance

Practice walking stairs — start hands-free, later try while carrying things

Repeat daily. Have fun. Track your progress.


This is more than a workout — it’s a mindset shift.

No more fear. No more imbalance. Just freedom, strength, and confidence.
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