Stage One
Wheelchair class: severe balance issues while sitting, impairment in dominant arm or both arms due to severe spinal cord injury or polio.
- Severe balance issues while sitting
- Severe spinal cord injury
- Polio
- Dominant arm impairment
- Limited upper limb functionality
Stage Two
Wheelchair class: low to moderate levels of balance issues while sitting, normal upper limb functionality due to lower level spinal cord injury or cerebral palsy.
- Low to moderate levels of balance issues while sitting
- Normal arm function
- Lower level spinal cord injury
- Cerebral palsy
Stage Three
Wheelchair class: normal trunk functionality, balance and use of upper limbs. Ambulant class (workout in sitting position): difficulty moving or severe balance problems. Reduced upper limb function. Disabylities caused by spinal cord injuries, amputations, genetic diseases, neurological conditions etc.
- Wheelchair class: normal trunk functionality
- Normal upper limbs functionality
- Ambulant class: difficulty moving or severe balance problems. Workout in sitting position.
- Reduced upper limb function.
- Spinal cord injuries
- Amputations
- Genetic diseases
- Neurological conditions
Stage Four
Ambulant class: minimal issues with trunk, severe issues with limb functionality due to different amputations.
- Minimal issues with trunk
- Severe issues with limb functionality
- Amputations
- Joint stiffness
Stage Five
Ambulant class: minimal issues with trunk and limb functionality
- Minimal issues with trunk
- Minimal issues with limb functionality
- Joint stiffness
- Short stature
Choose the stage that best fit you so we can prepare workout tailored to your needs.
If you later find out you choosed the wrong stage or you need help with choosing it, please contact us at: [email protected]