Verti Run

**Scrap** · 12-05-2011 03:12 PM

Your Thoughts and Questionshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmmtuIlc1Wc&list=PLF77DAC4A69263741&index= 1&feature=plpp_video

**Scrap** · 12-05-2011 03:13 PM

**Andre** · 12-06-2011 08:46 AM

So Scrap, you have obviously put this right through its paces. Who has tested it and what are the figures they have come up with?

**Scrap** · 12-06-2011 10:49 AM

The Final results wont be ready for another year, its being done by Sheffield Hallam Sports Science Department. This is a 3 year PHd Study, A 1st I believe. Information we Have is what I expected,as of the 1st set of Tests. Also had it in the Field, doing Tests and observations. If you want the results, send me your E mail address, I will post them on. Also the Endorsements, from a whose who

in Sports Science, Im told its going into the Elite area of EIS to be used. Bloody things taken long enough

. Now I know it blows anything out of the Water, for results and adaptability. Using alternative legs or both together.

**Andre** · 12-06-2011 10:53 AM

Cheers.

So its all made in Sheffield?

**Scrap** · 12-06-2011 01:15 PM

Everything done in Sheffield, trying to repair the damage Margret did.

**Beanz** · 08-08-2012 08:25 PM

Brilliant, great example of thinking outside the box. I am wondering if this same principle would help people with uneven gaits and balance issues after suffering a stroke, or with conditions like spina bifida. Conventional physio therapy seems to help strengthen the weak side a little but removing the balance and weight bearing issues on this could really help address muscle weakness in the weaker side. Does this make any sense or am I barking up the wrong tree? Inspirational story by the way.

**Scrap** · 08-08-2012 09:18 PM

Originally Posted by Greenbeanz

Brilliant, great example of thinking outside the box. I am wondering if this same principle would help people with uneven gaits and balance issues after suffering a stroke, or with conditions like spina bifida. Conventional physio therapy seems to help strengthen the weak side a little but removing the balance and weight bearing issues on this could really help address muscle weakness in the weaker side. Does this make any sense or am I barking up the wrong tree? Inspirational story by the way.

Had Kids with C/P walking and People with M/S as well. Had a guy 23 walk out of this House this morning, 3 years ago was in a car Crash, suffered Brain damage, and a Broken Back, coudnt use His left leg or Arm.He can now, theres a lot of work to do, but Im confident we will get a result, so is He.

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