Enhance Mobility and Stability with a Parallel Bar System
The use of parallel bars in rehabilitative and physical therapies is vitally important in the healthcare profession. Parallel bars are used to help people regain their strength, balance, range of motion, and independence. For people recovering from injuries, illnesses, and other debilitating conditions, parallel bars are important items of physical therapy, rehabilitation, and exercise equipment.
Rehabilitation therapists use parallel bars for coordination exercises. These task-oriented procedures help people with balance and coordination problems, typically resulting from strokes or brain trauma. Patients are required to repeat concise movements that work more than one joint and muscle.
Parallel bars are also used for ambulation exercises to improve a patient’s ability to walk independently or with assistance. Before starting such exercises, however, some patient’s may need to develop or improve the range of motion of their joints as well as develop any lost muscle strength. This type of training typically begins on parallel bars and then progresses to walking with mobility aids such as walkers, crutches, or walking canes.
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