Motion Project Blog

Summer in Cheektowaga, NY is full of reasons to be outside — backyard gatherings, community events, and warm evenings that Western New Yorkers wait all winter for. But for many individuals living with spinal cord injuries or neurological conditions, hot weather brings...

August in Buffalo, NY has a way of feeling short. The warm days are here, the waterfront is busy, and many people are trying to fit in as much outdoor time as possible before fall arrives. For individuals living with spinal cord injuries, paralysis, or neurological...

To really make the most of your summer and keep your body happy, here are the main things to remember. These tips cover staying hydrated, fueling your body, and helping it bounce back.Key TakeawaysDrink plenty of fluids, especially water, and consider sports drinks...

Caregiving during the summer months can be especially draining. Here are some main points to keep in mind to help you manage and stay balanced.Key TakeawaysWatch for signs of burnout like feeling tired, grumpy, or pulling away from friends.Make time for rest, fun...

As you reach the middle of the year, it's the perfect moment to take stock of your recovery. This check-in helps ensure you're on the right track and making the most of your efforts. Here are the main points to remember:Key TakeawaysLook back at your New Year's goals...

Getting back into the swing of things after rehab can feel like a lot, but staying connected is super important. Summer offers tons of chances to join in on fun activities with others who get what you're going through. Here are some main points to remember as you get...

Getting better after an injury or illness can feel like a long road. Sometimes, the big goals seem so far away, it's hard to even get started. But what if we focused on the small wins? This article is all about how celebrating those little steps, those early rehab...

As the weather warms up, many of us want to get outside more. If you're working on your strength rehabilitation, this is a great time to think about taking your adaptive exercise routine outdoors. It can be really good for you, both physically and mentally. But, you...

So, I've been thinking a lot about how we get better after an injury or illness. You know, the usual rehab therapy. But what if we took that therapy outside? Like, really outside, in nature. It sounds simple, right? But apparently, there are some pretty cool benefits...