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WALK ON A LINE Find a line in your exercise room and have participants try to walk along that path as closely as possible. To improve balance, keep your arms out to the side and take larger steps. Be sure to use good posture and look straight ahead as much as possible. Repeat and continue on to Balance 2. BALANCE 1
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balance 1 walk on a line - Winnipeg in motion · • Repeat and continue on to Balance 2. balance 1 • Stand behind a chair or near a wall for balance (you can hold on with two hands,

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Page 1: balance 1 walk on a line - Winnipeg in motion · • Repeat and continue on to Balance 2. balance 1 • Stand behind a chair or near a wall for balance (you can hold on with two hands,

walk on a line

• Findalineinyourexerciseroomandhaveparticipantstrytowalkalongthatpathascloselyaspossible.

• Toimprovebalance,keepyourarmsouttothesideandtakelargersteps.

• Besuretousegoodpostureandlookstraightaheadasmuchaspossible.

• RepeatandcontinueontoBalance2.

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Page 2: balance 1 walk on a line - Winnipeg in motion · • Repeat and continue on to Balance 2. balance 1 • Stand behind a chair or near a wall for balance (you can hold on with two hands,

• Standbehindachairornearawallforbalance(youcanholdonwithtwohands,onehand,onefingerornotatall).

• Holdaslongasyoucan–buildingupto30secondsorlonger.

• Repeatexerciseonyourrightfoot.

• Repeat2timesoneachlegandcontinueontoBalance3.

(M): Do the same exercise, except keep your right toe on the ground when balancing on your left foot. Do not put much weight on your right toe, just keep it there for more stability.

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Page 3: balance 1 walk on a line - Winnipeg in motion · • Repeat and continue on to Balance 2. balance 1 • Stand behind a chair or near a wall for balance (you can hold on with two hands,

• Standbehindachairornearawallforbalance(youcanholdonwithtwohands,onehand,onefingerornotatall).

• Contractyourcore(abdominal)musclesandslowlyriseupontotheballsofyourfeetsoyourheelsareofftheground.

• Slowlyloweryourheelsbacktotheground.

• Duringthisexercise,besuretokeepyourheelsinlinewithyourtoes.

• Complete8–12repetitionsandcontinueontoBalance4.

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Page 4: balance 1 walk on a line - Winnipeg in motion · • Repeat and continue on to Balance 2. balance 1 • Stand behind a chair or near a wall for balance (you can hold on with two hands,

• Standbehindachairornearawallforbalance(youcanholdonwithtwohands,onehand,onefingerornotatall).

• Liftonefootupoffofthegroundasifyouweresteppingoveralog.

• Holdandloweryourfootbacktothefloor.Repeatwiththeotherleg.

• Complete8–12repetitionsperlegandcontinueontoBalance5.

(M): Do the same motion with your leg from a seated position.

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Page 5: balance 1 walk on a line - Winnipeg in motion · • Repeat and continue on to Balance 2. balance 1 • Stand behind a chair or near a wall for balance (you can hold on with two hands,

• Standbehindachairornearawallforbalance(youcanholdonwithtwohands,onehand,onefingerornotatall).

• Whilekeepingyourheelsonthefloor,slowlyliftyourtoesuponeatatimeorbothtogether.

• Duringthisexercise,besuretokeepyourheelsinlinewithyourtoes.

• Holdandslowlyloweryourtoesbacktothefloor.

• Complete8–12repetitionsandcontinueontoBalance6.

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Page 6: balance 1 walk on a line - Winnipeg in motion · • Repeat and continue on to Balance 2. balance 1 • Stand behind a chair or near a wall for balance (you can hold on with two hands,

• Situprightneartheedgeofyourchairwithfeetslightlymorethanshoulderwidthapart.

• Keepingyourbackstraight,bendforwardfromthehips,slowlyreachyourarmsforwardandshiftyourweightontotheballsofyourfeet.

• Returntostartingposition.

• Complete8–12repetitionsandcontinueontoBalance1fora2ndset,ortoFlexibility1.

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