This video is an example of how a person with C6 tetraplegia transfers from her wheelchair to the bench. She is in the early stages of learning this skill.Contribution from the Shepherd Center, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

This video is an example of how a person with C7 tetraplegia transfers from a kayak to his wheelchair. He is in the early stages of learning this skill. Contribution from the Shepherd Center, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

This video is an example of how a person with C7 tetraplegia transfers from a beach wheelchair to a water ski. He is in the early stages of learning this skill. Contribution from the Shepherd Center, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

This video is an example of how a person with C7 tetraplegia transfers from the side of a pool back into his wheelchair. He is in the early stages of learning this skill. Contribution from the Shepherd Center, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

This is an example of how a person with C7 tetraplegia transfers from his wheelchair into beach wheelchair. He is in the early stages of learning this skill.Contribution from the Shepherd Center, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

This video is a good example of the technique used by a person with T10-11 paraplegia to negotiate a curb in her wheelchair. Notice she leans forward to place her bodyweight over her front wheels on the way down. Side view.

This video is an example of the technique used by a person with T5-6 paraplegia to negotiate a low ramp in their wheelchair. Side view. Contribution from the Shepherd Center, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

This video shows a person with C6 This video shows a person with C6 tetraplegia removing a credit card from a wallet and then reinserting credit card.

C5-6 Passive Hookgrip.The video shows a C5-6 passive tenodesis grip, which is created by passive wrist extension using gravity, thereby ensuring a functional hookgrip.

C5-6 Lateral Key Grip. This video shows how to pick up a coin by sliding it to the edge of the table, in order to place the coin between the pad of the thumb and the medial aspect of the index finger; thereby creating the lateral key grip.

C5-6 Lateral Key Grip. This video shows how to pick up a small object between the pad of the thumb and the medial aspect of the index finger, by using the table as a supporting surface.

The video shows C5-6 palmar tendonesis grip of large objects. This is created by slight active wrist extension and supination of the forearm as well as the passive tension in the extrinsic finger and thumb flexor muscles.

This video shows lifting and lowering a cylindrical object off a table using a palmar tendonesis grip. This is created by a certain amount of active wrist extension and supination of the forearm, as well as the passive tension in the extrinsic finger and thumb flexor muscles.

C5-6 Lateral Key Grip. This video shows how to pick up an object (credit card) by sliding it to the edge of the table, in order to place the card between the pad of the thumb and the medial aspect of the index finger. Here, the lateral key grip is generated by gravity-assisted wrist extension, as well as a smaller degree of active wrist extension and supination.

This video shows a highly skilled person with C6 tetraplegia transferring from wheelchair to handbike.

This video shows a highly skilled person with C6 tetraplegia transferring from wheelchair to handbike.

This video shows a highly skilled person with C6 tetraplegia transferring between his wheelchair and a car.

This video shows a highly skilled person with C6 tetraplegia lifting his legs up onto a physio bed.

This video shows a highly skilled person with C6 tetraplegia transferring from a physiotherapy bed to a wheelchair.

This video shows a highly skilled person with C6 tetraplegia transferring from the wheelchair to a physiotherapy bed.