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Stroke Exercises - Saebo
www.saebo.comStroke Exercises for Your Body 13 Balance Exercises Struggling to walk or stumbling frequently is a common problem for stroke survivors, as the neurological components of balance have been damaged. Fortunately, balance is an ability that can be relearned after a stroke through therapy, rehabilitative products, and at-home exercises.
Strengthening and Exercises for
media.ottobock.comBalance Training 1 Needed: Tape, low balance beam. How to do the exercise It’s important to have a good sense of balance with the prosthesis to increase stability during stance phase (when the prosthesis is weighted during walking). For this reason, we recommend sideways and forwards balance exercises.
Strength and balance training: a program for older adults
www.icaa.ccAging’s strength and balance exercise program starts with a 10-minute warm-up, which includes flexibility exercises performed in seated and standing positions. Thirty minutes of band and balance training follows, then five minutes of cooldown and relaxation activities. The balance exercises start with placing the feet in a series of positions ...
OTAGO STRENGTH & BALANCE
www.nwleics.gov.ukBalance Progression Once you are performing the balance exercises with confidence on a regular basis, you should aim to GRADUALLY reduce the amount of hand support you use. This can be done by releasing your little fingers to see if you can still maintain your balance. The next step is to release your ring fingers and when you have
Balance Exercises - St. John's Health
www.stjohns.healthBalance Exercise - Standing on One Foot Improve your balance by standing on one foot. 1. Stand on one foot behind a sturdy chair, holding on for balance. 2. Hold position for up to 10 seconds. 3. Repeat 10 to 15 times. 4. Repeat 10 to 15 times with other leg. 5. Repeat 10 to 15 more times with each leg.