The Four Factors of SCI Athletic Performance - Erik Kondo
You did “awesome!” This phrase is thrown quite a bit when describing how a person with spinal cord injury performed some type of athletic...
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Aug 19, 20183 min read
Why Are Wheelchair-Users Still in the Dark Ages? – Erik Kondo
Over the years, we have seen dramatic improvement in the development of artificial limbs for amputees. Prostheses have progressed from...
Jul 3, 20182 min read
The P-Principles of Personal Mobility Devices for Wheelchair Users - Erik Kondo
When it comes to personal mobility devices for Wheelchair-Users, there are a few important principals to consider. In general, the more...
Jul 2, 20183 min read
Are you a Pilot or Passenger? - Erik Kondo
A comparison of mobility types, and what wheelchair users really want. When it comes to personal mobility, there are different ways to...
Jun 11, 20183 min read
The Case for Acquired Complex Motor Mobility - Erik Kondo
As a Wheelchair-User for over thirty years, I see a widespread problem. The problem is that Wheelchair-Users are mostly locked out of...
Jun 11, 20182 min read
My Impossible Dream - Erik Kondo
An introduction to Erik Kondo, his impossible dream, and how it has shaped his purpose, in designing, creating, and building incredible...
Jun 11, 20183 min read
Increasing Mobility for Active Wheelchair Users - Erik Kondo
A wheelchair is an overall effective means of mobility for active people with lower limb paralysis. It is most effective on flat hard...
Jun 11, 20184 min read
The Hardware and Software Performance Model - Erik Kondo
Take a moment to think about performing something your can do really well. See yourself doing it. Now, think of a person you know who can...
Jun 11, 20182 min read
Wheelie Skills and More - Erik Kondo
A wheelie is maintained by balancing the wheelchair’s Center of Mass directly over the wheelchair’s rear axle. Performing a wheelchair...
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