Tailwind Arm Movement Recovery

Kris Appel of Encore Path conducts an interview with The BusinessMakers Radios Show discussing the Tailwind Device. The Tailwind is an exercise...

BATRAC is now called Tailwind and is a medical device used to rehabilitate arm movement at home.

Encore Path wins a 2010 Stevie Award in The 8th annual American Business Awards for Best New Product or Service of the Year.

Encore Path's 60 second pitch at Maryland Tech Crawl 2009

An overview of The American Business Awards, the categories, the entry submission process, and the judging.

After two months of Tailwind use, stroke survivor Shary Shreffler can raise her arm again.

A study found that 2/3 of patients six months post-stro...

Watch stroke survivors try out the Tailwind arm rehabilitation device at the 2009 Maryland Stroke Alliance Annual Meeting in Annapolis, Maryland.

Watch a video commemorating the launch of the Tailwind, invented at the University of Maryland, Baltimore.

Hear Tailwind users and supporters talk about the Tailwind and its history, featuring Encore Path founder Kris Appel being presented with a citatio...

Encore Path owns the exclusive world wide license for the Tailwind stroke rehabilitation device.

On June 10, 2009, the University of Maryland BioPark hosted a news conference to unveil "Tailwind", an invention by the University of Maryland Scho...

This is a brief video of the ceremony to introduce the "Tailwind" stroke recovery invention unveiled at the University of Maryland BioPark in Balti...

Wheels of Fitness (www.Wheels-of-Fitness.com) is the Canadian distributor of the TAILWIND. The Tailwind is the Bilateral Arm Trainer with Rhythmic ...

See the Tailwind being adjusted and used by people with varying capabilities. This video has no sound. You can learn more at http://www.tailwindthe...

Hear stroke survivor and TV personality Mark McEwen talk about stroke recovery and the benefits of the Tailwind. Meet the Tailwind inventors, Dr. J...