The Best Way to Use a Cane on the Stairs (Updated)
0:18 Walking UP the stairs with a cane
0:50 Can I place the cane on the step first before I step up?
1:24 Going DOWN the stairs with a cane
Cindy demonstrates How ...to Use a Cane on the Stairs.
Going up the stairs
Place the cane in the opposite hand of the rail or other hand hold ***if there is no rail or other hand hold, the cane goes on the opposite side of the weak/injured leg
Always lead up with the good/strong leg first
Leave the cane down on the floor or step you are leaving with the weak/injured leg
Put weight through the hand on the rail and on the cane in order to support the weak/injured leg, as you step up with the good leg, followed by the cane and the weak/injured leg
Going down the stairs
Place the cane in the opposite hand of the rail, or other hand hold ****If there is not a rail or other hand hold, the cane will go on the opposite side of the weak/injured leg
Place the cane down on the step below
Followed by the weak/injured leg, then the good leg
Walking Cane by Vive https://amzn.to/2Luaq78 (affiliate link)
Adjustable Quad Cane by Vive https://amzn.to/2JuiGTW (affiliate link)
***Check out the related video on:
Common Types of Canes https://youtu.be/ZOKwNOgw7FM
How to Use a Cane https://youtu.be/sNxSvhsYP1Y
How to Adjusted Canes https://youtu.be/F9NjkMAD3_A
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0:50 Can I place the cane on the step first before I step up?
1:24 Going DOWN the stairs with a cane
Cindy demonstrates How ...to Use a Cane on the Stairs.
Going up the stairs
Place the cane in the opposite hand of the rail or other hand hold ***if there is no rail or other hand hold, the cane goes on the opposite side of the weak/injured leg
Always lead up with the good/strong leg first
Leave the cane down on the floor or step you are leaving with the weak/injured leg
Put weight through the hand on the rail and on the cane in order to support the weak/injured leg, as you step up with the good leg, followed by the cane and the weak/injured leg
Going down the stairs
Place the cane in the opposite hand of the rail, or other hand hold ****If there is not a rail or other hand hold, the cane will go on the opposite side of the weak/injured leg
Place the cane down on the step below
Followed by the weak/injured leg, then the good leg
Walking Cane by Vive https://amzn.to/2Luaq78 (affiliate link)
Adjustable Quad Cane by Vive https://amzn.to/2JuiGTW (affiliate link)
***Check out the related video on:
Common Types of Canes https://youtu.be/ZOKwNOgw7FM
How to Use a Cane https://youtu.be/sNxSvhsYP1Y
How to Adjusted Canes https://youtu.be/F9NjkMAD3_A
💥Subscribe to Adaptive Equipment Corner's premium video library today!
Our Caregiver Support Video Library includes:
-Caregiver Training series
-The Home Safety Tool Kit series
-Preparing for Hip Surgery series
-Preparing for Knee Surgery series
-Pick Your Fit Stretches and Exercises series
Subscription Plans available:
2 Day Plan = $9.99
💰PURCHASE ➡ https://aecorner.video/register?plan=2day
Monthly Plan = $15/mo
💰PURCHASE ➡ https://aecorner.video/register?plan=monthly_subcription
1 Year Plan = $89.99
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Disclaimer: This content (videos, comments and links), is intended as an informational resource for general education and demonstration purposes only. Adaptive Equipment Corner, LLC makes no representations about the accuracy or suitability of this content for any setting, situation or circumstance. Any content contained on this site should not be used as a replacement for any instruction given to you by your licensed healthcare professionals; nor should it prevent you from seeking their advice on your particular situation, circumstances or needs. Use of this site is at your sole risk. You agree to indemnify and hold harmless Adaptive Equipment Corner, LLC, its officers, agents, employees and contractors from any loss, cost, damage, expense, attorney’s fees, and liability of any nature or kind, arising out of or as a result of your use or misuse of this site’s content and/or the intentional act, or the negligent act or negligent failure to act, of Adaptive Equipment Corner, LLC officers, agents, employees or contractors.
Product details and specifications coincide with product link provided, though may not always be specific to the product demonstrated above. There are many variations of products available in each category. Adaptive Equipment Corner continues to research product quality, cost and customer service through reviews, client recommendations and first-hand assessment, when the product is available for our review.
Affiliate Link Disclaimer: This site contains affiliate links to purchase various products. When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the Amazon Associate Program.
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