30 Day Ayesha: Day 19

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Duration: 00:33:20

Today you’ll train to improve your overall balance, which will not only assist you with all dance and pole skills, but provide a healthier lifestyle, as balance training becomes more and more important as we age.

Pro tip: In case you missed it earlier in the program, I’m re-sharing how balance training prevents injury:

  • How balance training prevents injury:
  • Improves neuromuscular control: Balance training strengthens the connection between your brain and muscles, allowing you to react more quickly and effectively to unexpected shifts in your body, according to Blue Sky Sports Physio.
  • Enhances proprioception: By improving your body’s sense of its position, balance training helps you make automatic adjustments, such as preventing a fall when you trip or stumble.
  • Strengthens core and stabilizers: Proper balance requires a strong core and stabilizer muscles, which protect your spine and joints. Balance exercises target and build this essential support system.
  • Increases overall stability and coordination: Improved balance leads to better coordination, which means smoother, more controlled movements and less risk of awkward or abrupt motions that can cause strains.
  • Reduces fall risk: For people of all ages, particularly older adults, balance training is crucial for preventing falls, which are a leading cause of serious injury.
  • Supports injury rehabilitation: Balance training is a key part of physical therapy to help people recover from injuries by restoring stability and confidence in their movements, preventing re-injury.

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