Weightlifting Devices For Bilateral Transradial Presentaion
Loren Schubert
Description
Collection
Title:
Weightlifting Devices For Bilateral Transradial Presentaion
Creator:
Loren Schubert
Date:
3/17/2016
Text:
Dear List,
I am looking for a terminal device that would be appropriate for a patient with bilateral transradial presentation who is interested in weightlifting. He currently has body powered / cable operated devices with hooks that allow him to use exercise tubing and some cable type exercise machines. However, he is quite interested in using dumbbells or barbells for his workouts. Terminal devices such as the TRS Black Iron Max / Trainer would not be possible for use with a bilateral presentation. Does anyone have experience with a terminal device that could lock securely onto a barbell or dumbbell without the use of a sound side hand?
Thank you for your responses.
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Mr. Loren Schubert
Certified Prosthetist
P 604-321-1115 | F 604-321-7681
www.barberprosthetics.com
I am looking for a terminal device that would be appropriate for a patient with bilateral transradial presentation who is interested in weightlifting. He currently has body powered / cable operated devices with hooks that allow him to use exercise tubing and some cable type exercise machines. However, he is quite interested in using dumbbells or barbells for his workouts. Terminal devices such as the TRS Black Iron Max / Trainer would not be possible for use with a bilateral presentation. Does anyone have experience with a terminal device that could lock securely onto a barbell or dumbbell without the use of a sound side hand?
Thank you for your responses.
--
Mr. Loren Schubert
Certified Prosthetist
P 604-321-1115 | F 604-321-7681
www.barberprosthetics.com
Citation
Loren Schubert, “Weightlifting Devices For Bilateral Transradial Presentaion,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 2, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/242099.
