
Balance Board
A balance board helps you stay steady on your paws - just like crossing a log over a river. It's great for boosting your balance, coordination, and keeping your body nice and stable.
Instructions
- Start by stepping onto the balance board with both feet, hip-width apart.
- Keep your knees slightly bent and your core engaged.
- Try to maintain equilibrium without letting the edges of the board touch the ground.
- Focus on small adjustments to maintain balance.
- Continue balancing for the desired duration.
Benefits
- Improves balance and coordination.
- Strengthens core muscles.
- Enhances proprioception and stability.
- Can aid in rehabilitation from injuries.
Key Points
- Keep your core engaged.
- Maintain a slight bend in your knees.
- Focus on small adjustments to maintain balance.
- Avoid looking down; keep your gaze forward.
Common Mistakes
- Locking the knees.
- Failing to engage the core.
- Looking down excessively.
- Relying too heavily on one side.
Muscle Groups
Lower BackCore

