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Project Walk Boston Ability Center

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10/10/2025

🚨Client Spotlight🚨 Jeff (T12) started with us a couple months ago and has been a model of hard work and dedication during his time with us so far. Here are a few videos of what he’s accomplished so far.

Video 1: With the ARP on his quads Jeff’s riding the bike to work on lower body control and strength.

Video 2: Jeff hanging from the working on single leg abduction strength.

Video 3: Using our tram working on an alternating pattern similar to gait, tall kneel walking is a vital movement for posture and glute strength.

Video 4/5: here is the first video of him walking in a pair of KAFOs and the final video was his first time walking with a walker under our track.

10/06/2025

Last but not least, time to introduce the fourth and final new face that’s joined our Project Walk family. Lauren, a 2021 graduate from Endicott College with her degree in exercise science. An upstate New Yorker who moved to New England for college and got hooked. She loves hanging out with her friends especially her tuxedo cat Penny. Her fun fact is that she recently got engaged! A big ol’ PWB welcome to you and all of the new faces we’ve added to the family.

10/01/2025

New hire spotlight! The 3rd recent addition to the PWB family, Jayden! A Maine native who in 2024 graduated from university of southern Maine with his BS in exercise science. An avid runner and gym goer Jayden loves all things exercise. A fun fact about him is that he was a college sprinter and his favorite race was the 4x100. Welcome to the team Jayden!

09/29/2025

September was Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month and September really was full of some amazing feats and firsts from some of our SCI clients.

-Most recently in the first picture! This past weekend Donny (T), Daniel (T), Dave (C), and Steve (PWB trainer) all rode their bikes 12 miles from Seabrook NH to Newburyport MA. Great work guys!

-Scott (C) has had a goal of getting into a manual chair full time and this month we got him into a manual chair for the first time to practice pushing and getting around our gym all under his own power! Let’s keep that momentum forward Scott!

-Newer client Jeff (T) walking in our KAFOs for the first time between the parallel bars! Maybe this is the next client spotlight teaser, stay tuned. Great job Jeff!

-Finally talk about amazing feats of strength, Cassidy (T) doing 8 close grip pull-ups while hanging from our solo step track system! Keep up the great work Cassidy!

09/26/2025

New hire Spotlight, Morgan! The next addition to our growing PWB family, Morgan, is a 2022 graduate from the University of New England with her degree in Applied Exercise Science. Another NH native that loves to spend her time outside surfing, hiking and skiing.
You might be asking yourself isn’t there already a Morgan on the team, what sets them apart? While Morgan F loves Mac n Cheese, Morgan G actually HATES Mac n Cheese. You heard it here first folks. Let’s give her a warm welcome as well!

09/24/2025

New hire spotlight! A huge warm welcome to Cam the man! We are bringing Cam on as an aide and much needed help out on the floor. A NH native who has spent the last 15 years in the trades and was looking a change. Now he’s following his passion for helping others by bringing his bright and bubbly personality to PWB. Outside of work he loves football, fishing and spending time with his wife and 1 year old.

09/17/2025

🚨Client spotlight 🚨 Tim (T12) has come such a long way with us, thanks to his hard work and dedication. Here is a collection of videos throughout his time here at PWB. The first video is of him back in 2022 when, you can see, he needed help from a harness and his hands on a rigid handle while on our treadmill.
Swiping through the videos you’ll be able to see his progression from Loftstrand crutches to the smart crutches to the most recent video. The most recent video was taken about a month ago and Tim is now able to take steps independently with only a band helping support his upper body! This is a major step that forces him to support more of his weight through his legs. Tim’s isn’t afraid to push himself outside of his comfort zone and his work ethic is nothing short of inspiring. Let’s keep pushing forward Tim!

09/11/2025

PWB got a new toy! The Cadillac Reformer from . Here’s a sneak peak of our first month of playing around on this extremely versatile piece of equipment. These exercises are just the tip of the iceberg for this machine’s possibilities.

Video 1: Amber (C5) sitting on the sled cross legged working on her core and posture.

Video 2: Jack (C3-5) working on his shoulder mobility using the sled function of the reformer.

Video 3: Cassidy (T12) in a z sit position working on her lateral trunk flexion.

Video 4: josh (C5) using the springs up overhead to assist him through a sit up.

Video 5: Cassidy (T12) using the box and the table function with the springs to support her on independent half kneeling.

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20 Portsmouth Avenue
Stratham, NH
03885

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

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+16035835119

Website

http://www.pwboston.com/

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Project Walk Boston is owned by Jacqueline and Larry Arlen who first experienced Project Walk when their daughter, Victoria; spent a few weeks at the San Diego location. Victoria lives with Transverse Myelitis, a debilitating disease that causes injury to the spinal cord. After a year of training at the Project Walk Boston location, she is now walking. Her hard work and dedication proves that anything is possible.