Want to know how to guard your patient’s legs during transfer training when both extremities are weak? Check out this video! Some tips to remember as the PT: • You want to squeeze the patient’s legs between yours for stability. • You also have the option to cross your tibia with your patient’s for stabilization. • Have the patient lean forward as you initiate the transfer. • Use your hold on the gait belt for leverage and support. • Protect your back! Don’t pick up their weight like a squat; transfer your body weight back for a smoother and safer transfer. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2IraqGw To learn more about PhysioU, The #1 Guideline-based Rehabilitation Guide Used by Experts Globally, please visit: http://physiou.com OR try it out: http://bit.ly/tryphysiou PhysioU redefines online rehabilitation education through the latest technology to help students and clinicians to become expert clinicians, the easy way. Follow us on social medial to get early access to our new app releases, mentoring minutes, and expert tips and tools: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PhysioU/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/physio_u Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/physio_u/