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Everything Wheelchair Accessible!
Our aim is to become the complete guide to everything and anything accessible - for wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility. From personal experience - find out more about us here - we understand the importance of what 'wheelchair accessible' involves and how sometimes it can be difficult to find. The Accessible Planet is growing every day and we are confident we will soon have everything that you need.
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Invictus Active Trainer
Designed specifically for wheelchair users the Invictus Active Trainer improves your fitness, balance and technique enabling you to lose weight and achieve your fitness goals – used in the home, gym or clinic it is helping people Worldwide.
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Freewheel Wheelchair Attachment
Fantastic device that easily attaches to the front of your wheelchair. If you have ever experienced the caster wheels ‘digging in’ or making life difficult then the FreeWheel attachment is what you need.
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Browse through our holiday section to get the best info on accessible holidays, cruises, activities and all sorts of breaks and leisure.
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20 Mar
Wheelchair Users COVID-19 Essential Tips & Advice.
COVID-19 is a new illness that can affect your lungs and airways, caused by a virus called coronavirus and is effecting the World. There are several measures in place to combat the spread and government advice on what you should and should not do (we of course recommend you follow this which you can find here). BUT what about if you use a wheelchair, should you think about doing anything different or extra? – below is aimed specifically at wheelchair users with some essential tips and things you may wish to consider… 1) Clean your wheelchair pushrims, QR pins and brakes The number one bullet point on the official UK NHS website is “wash your hands with soap and water often – do this for at least 20 seconds” so it is clear that clean hands and hygiene is important. However if you use a wheelchair you will constantly be touching your pushrims and brakes – then if you take your wheels off, such as when in and out of the car, the quick release axel pin. So if you clean your hands but not your wheelchair then you are potentially instantly putting germs and bacteria back on your hands. […]
12 Feb
How to lose that killer belly fat
To lose that killer belly fat should be everyone’s aim. This visceral fat really is a killer, and to make it worse, it’s hard to lose. And, unfortunately for wheelchair users, it is even harder to get rid of than for able-bodied people. Is all fat bad? No, all of us have a layer of fat between our skin and our muscles. This fat is called subcutaneous fat and is essential for normal health. This kind of fat helps to keep us warm and also acts as a shock absorber to protect our bodies. When you pinch your skin, this layer of subcutaneous fat feels soft and malleable. This fat also stores excess calories for when we need them. Visceral fat, however, sits much deeper within the body. It develops around the organs found in the belly area, and this fat feels firm to the touch. As well as storing energy, this type of fat also produces and releases hormones. The effect of these hormones on the nearby organs can cause serious health problems. Why must you lose that killer belly fat? Visceral fat can raise your LDL-or “bad Cholesterol” level. It can also increase your blood pressure. Additionally, it […]
12 Feb
Cheerful kids spoke protectors
Being in a wheelchair can be tough, and for kids, it can be especially difficult and challenging at times. So, these cheerful kids spoke protectors are the perfect addition to make wheelchair-using children feel good about the apparatus that they depend on. Not only do these spoke protectors add colour, fun, and character to a wheelchair, they also serve a very important purpose.They prevent small hands and fingers from getting inbetween the spokes and getting damaged. Particularly when learning to push, it is very easy to catch your fingers in the spokes, but these simple protectors effectively prevent that problem, so your child can learn to propel himself with increased confidence and safety. These colourful guards clip easily onto the wheels,rather like hubcaps. They are made of a durable hard plastic which will keep looking good for a long time.They are easy to keep clean with warmwater and then a dry cloth, and they can help to prevent mud and dirt from sticking to the spokes and flicking up under the wheelchair seat. These cheerful kids spoke protectors are available in a range of sizes to suit all needs, and the choice of designs is huge and varied. There are […]
TGA Mobility Scooters
Mobility Scooters
Established for over 30 years, TGA is a family business proud of its quality mobility products and high customer service standards.
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