Activity Gradation and Adaptation

*Increasing or decreasing the number of repetitions of an activity, such as walking a longer distance to improve endurance or doing less keyboard work to rest wrist extensors. Another way of looking at grading is comparing the process to normal growth and development. As a toddler, it is normal to play with a telephone (real or replica) such

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