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They told you it’s your weak leg. But that’s not the real reason you’re limping.

If you’re over 50… recovering from a stroke, living with MS, dealing with Parkinson’s, or even healing from an orthopedic injury — you’ve probably been told to just “strengthen the leg.”
But that advice is outdated and incomplete.

In this follow-along therapy session, Nathan, an occupational therapist from Skills and Wellness, explains the real reason your walk feels uneven and teaches 3 corrective movement drills that reconnect your pelvis, trunk, and limb coordination. These are safe to do at home and designed for:

✅ Stroke recovery
✅ Multiple sclerosis (MS) balance work
✅ Parkinson’s disease gait training
✅ Orthopedic rehab after injury or surgery
✅ Anyone over 50+ who wants to walk better again
✅ Therapists looking for smarter home programs

🔧 What You'll Learn:

Why “just strengthen your leg” doesn’t work

How poor pelvic control and trunk stiffness cause limping

3 simple drills to fix the root issue — not just the symptoms

🧠 These exercises are backed by neuroplasticity research and functional therapy methods used in real clinics.

📌 Comment "Whole Body" if you've ever been told to just fix your leg — and it didn't work.

➡️ Like, Share, and Subscribe if you're done limping and ready to move like yourself again.

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CHAPTERS:

0:00 - Why You’re Still Limping After Stroke
0:41 - The Truth About Weak Leg Rehab
1:30 - Full-Body Coordination vs. Leg Strength
2:40 - Pelvic Drop Exercise for Balance and Control
5:01 - March and Tap to Improve Gait Timing
6:42 - Side Step and Reach to Rebuild Coordination
8:41 - How to Retrain Walking After Neurological Injury
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Disclaimer:
This video should not replace the necessity of visiting your doctor or getting your occupational therapy session done. Please consult your primary care physician before doing any of this. The video is for educational purposes only.

By performing any fitness exercises, you are performing them at your own risk. Skills and wellness will not be responsible or liable for any injury or harm you sustain as a result of our fitness program.

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