Click on this link and provide your information: https://practical-fitness-online-ms.uscreen.io/users/sign_up

Yes. We recommend that you consult your doctor before starting any new exercise program.

No. Currently there is no cure for MS. But research does suggest that strength training can provide relief to many of your symptoms.

MS is not a curable disease, yet. But everyone should exercise for a healthier life, and research does support added benefits to MS symptoms after exercising.

Not yet. We are currently working on making individual workouts available to you, as well as the ability to create and customize your own playlists.

Yes. We have an entire wheelchair series that focuses on upper body and core strengthening.

Yes. If there is a particular exercise that you cannot perform, then don't force yourself to perform it. We encourage everyone to try and challenge themselves, but don't force yourself into an unsafe or painful zone.

Yes. They are low-impact and high-intensity exercises that keep your body and joints safe. But we still recommend that you consult your doctor before starting any new exercise routine.

Yes, but we encourage you to take responsibility for your own safety in this regard. Discuss this with your doctor first.

Each exercise session is 20-30 minutes long. There are generally 6-10 different exercises in each session, with rest periods in between.

We recommend you execute our videos two to threee times a week depending on how your body is feeling.

The exercises will range in difficulty based on your strength or weakness in areas of your body. For example, you may have atrophy in your calves, so calf raises might be very difficult to perform in the beginning. However, performing a bicep curl may be easier if your arms are stronger than your calves. Our exercises are designed to give you flexibility in difficulty. If you feel like challenging yourself to the max, then use a heavier band. If you want to take it easy and just get some exercise in, then use a band with less resistance.

No. There will not be a trainer able to watch you while you are exercising from home. This is an option that we may provide in the future.

You will need a CLX Theraband, which you can purchase at our webstore: www.msworkouts.com/store. One Free Yellow Theraband will be provided for free when you subscribe.

Step 1: Click on www.msworkouts.com/store. Step 2: Click on the exercise band you want. They are in order from heaviest to lightest resistance and are separated by wheelchair and standing series. Step 3: Click Purchase. Step 4: Enter your information. Step 5: Wait to receive your equipment in the mail.

You will need to upgrade your exercise bands whenever you get stronger and the exercises aren't challenging you. You should be able to exercise until the last 30 seconds of each set which is what we call the "exhaust range." If you cannot reach the very end of the exhaust range then you don't need to progress to a stronger band yet. If you can reach past the exhaust range then you should upgrade to a higher resistance band.

The Steady-Pace Technique is a unique way of exercising based on the principals of slow-motion strength training. It was developed by Practical Fitness Studios in Austin, TX and has been executed there thousands of times. Steady-Pace slows down your rep time thereby engaging your body and muscles at a much higher level than traditional methods.

Click on this link and provide your information: https://practical-fitness-online-ms.uscreen.io/users/sign_up

Yes. We recommend that you consult your doctor before starting any new exercise program.

No. Currently there is no cure for MS. But research does suggest that strength training can provide relief to many of your symptoms.

MS is not a curable disease, yet. But everyone should exercise for a healthier life, and research does support added benefits to MS symptoms after exercising.

Not yet. We are currently working on making individual workouts available to you, as well as the ability to create and customize your own playlists.

Yes. We have an entire wheelchair series that focuses on upper body and core strengthening.

Yes. If there is a particular exercise that you cannot perform, then don't force yourself to perform it. We encourage everyone to try and challenge themselves, but don't force yourself into an unsafe or painful zone.

Yes. They are low-impact and high-intensity exercises that keep your body and joints safe. But we still recommend that you consult your doctor before starting any new exercise routine.

Yes, but we encourage you to take responsibility for your own safety in this regard. Discuss this with your doctor first.

Each exercise session is 20-30 minutes long. There are generally 6-10 different exercises in each session, with rest periods in between.

We recommend you execute our videos two to threee times a week depending on how your body is feeling.

The exercises will range in difficulty based on your strength or weakness in areas of your body. For example, you may have atrophy in your calves, so calf raises might be very difficult to perform in the beginning. However, performing a bicep curl may be easier if your arms are stronger than your calves. Our exercises are designed to give you flexibility in difficulty. If you feel like challenging yourself to the max, then use a heavier band. If you want to take it easy and just get some exercise in, then use a band with less resistance.

No. There will not be a trainer able to watch you while you are exercising from home. This is an option that we may provide in the future.

You will need a CLX Theraband, which you can purchase at our webstore: www.msworkouts.com/store. One Free Yellow Theraband will be provided for free when you subscribe.

Step 1: Click on www.msworkouts.com/store. Step 2: Click on the exercise band you want. They are in order from heaviest to lightest resistance and are separated by wheelchair and standing series. Step 3: Click Purchase. Step 4: Enter your information. Step 5: Wait to receive your equipment in the mail.

You will need to upgrade your exercise bands whenever you get stronger and the exercises aren't challenging you. You should be able to exercise until the last 30 seconds of each set which is what we call the "exhaust range." If you cannot reach the very end of the exhaust range then you don't need to progress to a stronger band yet. If you can reach past the exhaust range then you should upgrade to a higher resistance band.

The Steady-Pace Technique is a unique way of exercising based on the principals of slow-motion strength training. It was developed by Practical Fitness Studios in Austin, TX and has been executed there thousands of times. Steady-Pace slows down your rep time thereby engaging your body and muscles at a much higher level than traditional methods.

Click on this link and provide your information: https://practical-fitness-online-ms.uscreen.io/users/sign_up

Yes. We recommend that you consult your doctor before starting any new exercise program.

No. Currently there is no cure for MS. But research does suggest that strength training can provide relief to many of your symptoms.

MS is not a curable disease, yet. But everyone should exercise for a healthier life, and research does support added benefits to MS symptoms after exercising.

Not yet. We are currently working on making individual workouts available to you, as well as the ability to create and customize your own playlists.

Yes. We have an entire wheelchair series that focuses on upper body and core strengthening.

Yes. If there is a particular exercise that you cannot perform, then don't force yourself to perform it. We encourage everyone to try and challenge themselves, but don't force yourself into an unsafe or painful zone.

Yes. They are low-impact and high-intensity exercises that keep your body and joints safe. But we still recommend that you consult your doctor before starting any new exercise routine.

Yes, but we encourage you to take responsibility for your own safety in this regard. Discuss this with your doctor first.

Each exercise session is 20-30 minutes long. There are generally 6-10 different exercises in each session, with rest periods in between.

We recommend you execute our videos two to threee times a week depending on how your body is feeling.

The exercises will range in difficulty based on your strength or weakness in areas of your body. For example, you may have atrophy in your calves, so calf raises might be very difficult to perform in the beginning. However, performing a bicep curl may be easier if your arms are stronger than your calves. Our exercises are designed to give you flexibility in difficulty. If you feel like challenging yourself to the max, then use a heavier band. If you want to take it easy and just get some exercise in, then use a band with less resistance.

No. There will not be a trainer able to watch you while you are exercising from home. This is an option that we may provide in the future.

You will need a CLX Theraband, which you can purchase at our webstore: www.msworkouts.com/store. One Free Yellow Theraband will be provided for free when you subscribe.

Step 1: Click on www.msworkouts.com/store. Step 2: Click on the exercise band you want. They are in order from heaviest to lightest resistance and are separated by wheelchair and standing series. Step 3: Click Purchase. Step 4: Enter your information. Step 5: Wait to receive your equipment in the mail.

You will need to upgrade your exercise bands whenever you get stronger and the exercises aren't challenging you. You should be able to exercise until the last 30 seconds of each set which is what we call the "exhaust range." If you cannot reach the very end of the exhaust range then you don't need to progress to a stronger band yet. If you can reach past the exhaust range then you should upgrade to a higher resistance band.

The Steady-Pace Technique is a unique way of exercising based on the principals of slow-motion strength training. It was developed by Practical Fitness Studios in Austin, TX and has been executed there thousands of times. Steady-Pace slows down your rep time thereby engaging your body and muscles at a much higher level than traditional methods.