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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2019 · 41 MIN

Advanced Balance Exercises with Warmup @Brookdale Jan. '19

from The Crooked Spine Show

Warm up your shoulders, back and legs to get ready for balance. These balance exercises standing and sitting help muscle strength too. Highlights: (0:45) In bed or in a chair warm up exercises: 3 Shoulders Video: https://youtu.be/vd9xFAc5kwY (9:00) Shrugs for shoulders, neck, upper back. The Shrug Exercise: https://youtu.be/tf89kNrUU70 (12:00) Chair squat exercise for lower body/back. https://youtu.be/txOUwFJqW5c (17:40) Rolling feet exercise for balance. Different steps. (14:40) Side Step exercise. (27:20) Feet crossover exercise. (32:00) Review of these exercises. (38:15) Long term benefits of balance/strength exercises. (40:15) Dr. Tony's wrap. Learn good balance and strength exercises will keep you injury-free and strong. Then staying relaxed and healthy and happy is easy. Subscribe, Listen to this episode on iTunes: https://apple.co/2M0zBCs Watch this Full Video: https://youtu.be/74KouGSbG1I See our other podcast videos: http://bit.ly/2AKgyYA http://www.euclidchiropracticinc.com http://www.instagram.com/drtonychiro https://www.facebook.com/euclid.chiropractic.spine.health/ http://www.twitter.com/uplandchiros

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