Step with the weak leg first and simultaneously move cane and push weight through upper extremity. Have someone beside you to assist you with maintaining your balance until you are …

Know the right way to walk. Set the cane about 4 inches to the side of your strong leg when you are standing still. To take a step, put most of your weight on your strong leg. Move the cane …

Hold the cane on the side of your good leg unless directed otherwise by your physical therapist. Begin by stepping forward with your operative leg and cane, keeping the two parallel to each …

How to Use a Cane A cane is used for balance or when you can take most or all of your weight through your weaker (sore) leg.

This is another kind of cane. Use it the same way. The information presented is intended for general information and educational purposes. It is not intended to replace the advice of your …

Going Up Steps/ Curbs: If there is a handrail, hold onto it and use the cane in the opposite hand. Step up with your non-surgical/ non-injured leg up first Bring the cane up to meet your non …

The native bamboos, particularly giant cane (Arundinaria gigantea) and switch cane (A. tecta) historically covered vast areas, called canebrakes, in at least 22 states. Both canes have …