Amy Bream, an athlete born with PFFD (proximal femoral focal deficiency), she shares the importance of core strength, check it out! "I’m always talking about the importance of core strength, for everyone in life but especially for amputees. Having core strength is so helpful for maintaining stability and balance while walking with a prosthesis on different terrains and inclines. There’s a ton of ways to work your core, and plank variations are on one of my favorite ways to do so. They can be com

✨Amelia’s progress speaks for itself—just watch! ✨ Amelia was born with PFFD (proximal femoral focal deficiency), a condition that can affect hip stability, leg length, and other factors. She later underwent Van Nes rotationplasty surgery. 🦿 We had to share her progress—just look at the transformation! From her diagnostic fitting to gait training… and now walking completely on her own for the first time, with no assistance. 🦿💪 #rotationplasty #pffd #amputee | A Step Ahead Prosthetics