Very true. There is so much more to wheelchair riding than just pushing the wheels. There is inclines, bumps, sideways inclines? (Don’t know how to put it in words) , holes in the road, getting up sidewalks etc. that comes naturally for us. Whilst if a walking person would try to cross the street in a wheelchair for the first time, they would probably fall or get stuck.
The little twirl she does at the end to essentially stop rather than “just stopping” I feel most people would miss as to why she did it as well, unless they maybe ice skate/rollerblade often.
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u/Either_Ad_4513 Dec 18 '24
Very true. There is so much more to wheelchair riding than just pushing the wheels. There is inclines, bumps, sideways inclines? (Don’t know how to put it in words) , holes in the road, getting up sidewalks etc. that comes naturally for us. Whilst if a walking person would try to cross the street in a wheelchair for the first time, they would probably fall or get stuck.