One Hand Wheeling

Generally, you that you should always use both your hands when you’re wheeling your chair.
But in the real world, there are times when you’ve only got one hand free, like when you need to carry Vanilla Latte like this one here.
The first technique is the hand switch. It means you’ll be wheeling in a zig zag path.
But since most sidewalks are sloped, you can choose a path where you’re mostly pushing on the downhill wheel so you won’t have to switch hands so much. Just don’t get up too much speed - that’s when you’ll lose control.

[@lilfizz1619]

Didn't know people in wheelchairs could do this. Very helpful! Thanks!

[@Mill835]

Or if your paralyzed on one side like a stroke patient

[@joemalfoy7780]

for that someone would have a one arm drive manual chair or a power chair. this is a technique more for brief moments where one arm is occupied for something else

[@ashleywhitethisisabsolutel1004]

Might wanna wash your hands sweetheart you just touch the trashcan and various other dirty items on the street gross

[@Mill835]

Really that’s what you took away from this important video? Paranoia
is a disability too you know

[@dachadoodle7146]

It’s fine he can wash them later.