Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation
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Swim, Bike, Run: Amputees Team Up with Their Clinicians In Relay Triathlon
Swim, Bike, Run: Amputees Team Up with Their Clinicians In Relay Triathlon
Swim, Bike, Run: Amputees Team Up with Their Clinicians In Relay Triathlon
Tuesday 17th September 2024
Amputees and clinicians team up for a relay triathlon, showcasing resilience, teamwork, and inspiring stories of overcoming challenges.
11 minutes
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Motivational
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Episode Overview
- Amputees and clinicians team up for a relay triathlon.
- Five teams split swim, bike, and run portions; four individuals complete the full triathlon.
- The event showcases the bond between patients and their prosthetists and therapists.
- Mike Huber shares his experience and advice for other amputees.
- The adaptive sports community continues to grow, promoting inclusivity and activity.
Get out there, take a risk, try something.
In this heartwarming episode of 'Rehabilitationships', you'll hear the incredible stories from the Rhoades McKee Reeds Lake Triathlon, where amputees from Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation teamed up with their clinicians for a relay race. Imagine the energy and camaraderie as five teams of patients and staff split up the swim, bike, and run portions, while four brave individuals tackled the entire triathlon solo. It's a powerful mix of determination, teamwork, and triumph over adversity.
The episode highlights the unique bond between patients and their prosthetists and therapists, showing how these relationships extend beyond the clinic to real-life achievements. You'll meet inspiring figures like Mike Huber, a long-time amputee who shares his experiences and tips for other amputees wanting to stay active. And don't miss Lindsay's vivid descriptions of the event's atmosphere and the adaptive sports community's growth over the years.
This episode is a testament to the power of pushing boundaries and the importance of support networks in rehabilitation. So, if you're looking for a dose of motivation and a peek into the lives of those who redefine what's possible, this one's for you.