Usa mobility ltd Videos

• 1. Bruno: Made in the USA
• 2. Solo - The world's most comfortable mobility scooter
• 3. Merits Health Products Intro.
• 4. Hamer Studio Guitar: Limited Mobility Guitar Playing
• 5. Boy with cerebral palsy dominates the skate park
• 6. K5 Gas Ring - Mobility Engineering
• 7. MRAP Cougar or Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicle, ambush protected vehicle Key features
• 8. Military Bridges: "Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge" "US Army R and D Progress Report 1" 1960 US Army
• 9. Made in USA Explore By Sea Collection

Bruno: Made in the USA

Solo - The world's most comfortable mobility scooter

Merits Health Products Intro.

Hamer Studio Guitar: Limited Mobility Guitar Playing

User Comments

Matt Mattson commented on 23 Jul 2007

One of the things that really helped me was watching the film "You See Me Laughin" documentary (you can buy it on Amazon) of all the old Mississippi Bluesmen as they were dying off. When R.L. Burnside died, the IFC Channel started running it. All those guys had various infirmaties (and one had no hands to use) and still figured out how to make music with what they had left. There's also quite a bit of Django Reinhardt on youtube and I watch a lot of that. Very best of luck to you!

dty2dty2 commented on 11 Aug 2007

Thanks for the tips on video properties. Have you tried Open Tuning yet? Where an open strum plays a chord e.g. Open G: tune both E strings down to D, the A string down to G: this gives DGDGBD. An open strum is now the G chord; make a bar at fret 2 for the A Chord, fret 5 for C, and so on. All you need is a straight index finger to make the bar across all 6 strings, with the other fingers leaning against it.

fullwood13 commented on 21 Jun 2008

i have a very similar problem to yours. During open heart surgery some nerves high up on my left side were severed, and i have lost the use of the same two fingers in my left hand. i have found it far more difficult learning guitar, but in a sense it is more rewarding. thanks for doing this video, and thanks for persevering. Maybe we can trade tips sometime.

Stratman1920 commented on 14 Jul 2007

Wow, I am so impressed with your video and your determination to keep playing after your stroke. I just had a stroke effecting the left side of my body, but thank god my fingers were spared. You and I are too young to have suffered strokes, I am only 51, and you don't look even that old. Keep it up brother and please stay positive. 5 Stars from Stratman

Matt Mattson commented on 14 Jul 2007

The hard change for me was the stroke ended my flying and that was my professional life. I picked up the guitar at the tender age of 46 to get my hand back and have been very fortunate thusfar. Very best of luck to you.

KHINGPYNN commented on 18 Jan 2008

excellent vidoe iappreciate your situation... great to see this stuff here useing youtube for some truely valuable teachings.

kb7010 commented on 29 Aug 2009

What else can I say.. big thumbs up to you..!!!! keep playing and DON'T let that limitation get you down..!!! 5 stars..!!!

colintraveller commented on 28 Nov 2008

Absolutely fantastic ... All credit to you , keep playing if you released an album id it buy no question

Matt Mattson commented on 21 Jun 2008

Thank you for your kindness, and the very best of luck to you in your recovery efforts.

hookedonnv commented on 04 Jul 2008

awesome i am glad to see that someone with a disability is still playing

Matt Mattson commented on 11 Aug 2007

I have not tried that yet -- do thank you for the suggestion & help!

Glass Plectra commented on 09 Jul 2009

nice vid,,my channel is all about alternative techniques

manitou2010 commented on 15 Feb 2010

Inspiring video. Bravo!

Boy with cerebral palsy dominates the skate park

User Comments

Garnet Barton commented on 11 Feb 2016

Atticus is an inspiration to us all. If you have the will then there is a way. His Mom and Dad are his heroes because they give him every chance to do and experience every thing a "normal" kid can. People with disabilities are often invisible to others who look away or ignore. They feel, dream and love just like everyone else. Atticus, I am looking forward to following your adventures on YouTube!

GoldenDarkGames (Rarity) commented on 10 Feb 2016

i'm glad they do it when nobody is there, because that would literally keep anybody from entering the bowl or trying anything the kid is near. Yeah, it's saddening, but just because other kids don't have palsy it doesn't mean you shouldn't be respectful and mindful of their activities too

Jakop Flatekval commented on 08 Feb 2016

You are so cool boy! ;)

AYAAN SAMAD ! commented on 08 Feb 2016

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K5 Gas Ring - Mobility Engineering

MRAP Cougar or Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicle, ambush protected vehicle Key features

User Comments

Matthew East commented on 09 Aug 2014

Bushmaster, Not a single death in one of them unlike the Cougar.

LigerBans commented on 06 Jun 2014

Cougar!

Military Bridges: "Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge" "US Army R and D Progress Report 1" 1960 US Army

User Comments

My Nickle commented on 11 Nov 2013

how do they get the bridge back on the tank? xD

Brandtzag commented on 26 Sep 2014

They pick it up with the tank. It can be picked up from both sides. Bit of a late answer, but still.

Made in USA Explore By Sea Collection