Very simple and beneficial balance exercise.

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It's no joke if you are old and break bones with a fall. We all know folks who were never the same after breaking their hip, femur or back. Try to do this a couple times a day. Stand up straight barefoot on a non-carpeted floor. Lift one leg to a 90 degree angle and try to hold your balance. The goal should be one minute per leg. It builds strength and stability.
 
It's no joke if you are old and break bones with a fall. We all know folks who were never the same after breaking their hip, femur or back. Try to do this a couple times a day. Stand up straight barefoot on a non-carpeted floor. Lift one leg to a 90 degree angle and try to hold your balance. The goal should be one minute per leg. It builds strength and stability.


I'll try it, but if I fall I'll have to sue your ass off.
 
It's no joke if you are old and break bones with a fall. We all know folks who were never the same after breaking their hip, femur or back. Try to do this a couple times a day. Stand up straight barefoot on a non-carpeted floor. Lift one leg to a 90 degree angle and try to hold your balance. The goal should be one minute per leg. It builds strength and stability.
I am into the Orange Theory exercise group. This not only gives you strength but endurance also. No week muscles or bones in this body.
 
I am into the Orange Theory exercise group. This not only gives you strength but endurance also. No week muscles or bones in this body.
Don't know what that is but good for you. The thread is intended for older folks that may not be doing much to maintain strength.
 
It's no joke if you are old and break bones with a fall. We all know folks who were never the same after breaking their hip, femur or back. Try to do this a couple times a day. Stand up straight barefoot on a non-carpeted floor. Lift one leg to a 90 degree angle and try to hold your balance. The goal should be one minute per leg. It builds strength and stability.

Thanks!!
 
Not me Double M .

I am just getting warmed up ready for peak performance .
Smashed through the five second barrier on that balancing advance standard test .
It's normal to take weeks to work up to one minute :) My wife still can't do a minute and she is quite fit.
 
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