Advice for teens with c.p
JackJones03
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has anybody got any advice about staying on top of your health when you're not very mobile?i eat healthily but struggle to find exercises
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Hi Jackjones03
welcome to the community. We have some great posts that talk about this issue. It's rather long but there some great tips
https://community.scope.org.uk/discussion/28690/things-that-you-have-found-helpful-for-managing-your-cp#latest
I'm not sure of the level of your mobility but I use a manual wheelchair and I have found this book useful: Zero Assistance Resistance Training by Dan Highcock.
All of the exercises can be done from a wheelchair or sitting. If I can help further, let me know.
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Thank-you for that information I will try and check it out I have upper and lower body cerebral palsy so I find it really difficult to get physically active I use a power chair
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hi Jack how are you doing im matthew ive got cp too hows your cp and im in a power chair too
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