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Posts Tagged ‘Schwimmen’
Crazy Flash XXV
星期二, 八月 5th, 2014Wheelchair Excursion Mallorca Part V
星期四, 七月 19th, 2012In Palma Nova there is a very long promenade which is dragging on over three beaches.
Good floor plates, the wheelchair is rolling and rolling and rolling…
On two of these three beaches there is a special roofed
beach area for handicapped like me and …ehhh… babies…
There is a
beach wheelchair
on each in which you get transferred from your own wheelchair by two nice helpers from the Spanish Red Cross and pulled across the beach into the water.
I knew these special wheelchairs already from Tenerife see older blogpost, but with a water temperature of 15°C I deferred a test series of these models for an indefinite time.
If you are only allowed to use this beach area as wheelchair user when you have got a baby with you???
Translator BL
Technical Aids Test Week Lanzarote Part 3
星期三, 一月 18th, 2012(Deutsch) Rollifahrer-Seepferdchen
星期三, 六月 8th, 2011
Water, water, water…
星期日, 一月 16th, 2011Tenerife Part V
星期二, 十一月 2nd, 2010I already mentioned the accessibility of Los Cristianos. They have equipped a special area for us wheelchair and scooter users on the beach over there.
You can drive in your wheelchair on wooden planks almost into the water.
If you really would like to go into the sea there are two wheelchair lifeguards who lift you with a hoist into a
Beach Wheelchair
and move you across the sand into the sea.
The guys have pushed me across the beach at a run. I was shocked that Spaniards can move that fast, respect.
Swimming in the sea for the first time after 3,5 years, what a feeling!
I was hardly in the water, and the big fish die-off began.
Translator BL
Swimming Pool
星期四, 六月 3rd, 2010A visit to the swimming pool in my case turns out to be a little bit like the launch of a
Containership.
There are the most different methods to be
„watered“
Possibilities are e.g. a hydraulically swinging bench, a chair in which one is wound down to the water, or a shower chair in which one is pushed down a ramp into the wet as at a ship’s christening.
Into the sea one is pushed e.g. with a beach wheelchair.
(see older blog post).
The strangest variant reminds immediately of the good old
Chairoplane
on a fun fair. The fun begins with this
floating chair
being 10 cm higher than my cushion, and I would have had to unpack little wings to get on it on my own. Presumably for hygienic reasons the footrest was installed towards the inner side of the chair so that not everybody puts his unwashed feet on it.
If the jump on this thing was successful you swing the safety bar around. The copilot (assistant) drives you to the starting position in front of the pool, hooks you up with two belts into the hoist mounted on the ceiling, and the flight above the water may start.
Before watering put on your life vest!
Translator BL
Sport News
星期四, 五月 27th, 2010Exercise of all kind is in spite of the paralysis extremely important. My daily morning 1 – 1,5 hours of
wheeler yoga in bed
are showing the first results. Additionally a bit
leg training,
Swimming Pool,
Hand cycle,
Physio therapy (see older blogpost)
and I am ready for the next
Paralympics.
I am not sure about the discipline, any ideas?
I only get tired quickly!
Translator BL
Holidays Tenerife III
星期三, 十一月 25th, 2009
Lifeguards help you into the sea with these beach wheelchairs at the “handicapped beach” for free.
