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Let's talk about occupational therapy. This form of therapy focuses on improving your ability to perform daily activities independently.
If you’re looking to keep your balance game strong and steady, you’ve landed on the right page. In therapy services in Miami, Florida, we understand the importance of maintaining stability as we age. That’s why we’re here to share some simple yet effective balance exercises that can help you stay on your feet and move with confidence.
utthita hasta padangusthasana
UTTHITA HASTA PADANGUSTHASANA
Exercise-129: Utthita hasta padangusthasana (The raised hand to big toe pose)
Stand erect with the feet together and the hands on the hips.
Relax the whole body.
Bend the right leg at the knee and raise the thigh as near as possible to the chest.
Grasp the big toe of the raised foot with the right hand fingers.
The right arm should be outside the…
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Trikonasana Variation-3
Stand with the feet 2 to 3 feet apart.
Hold the wrist of the left hand behind the back.
Bend the body from the waist and try to touch the right knee with your nose.
Bend the right leg if necessary.
Repeat on other side.
Practice 5 times
Breathing-
Inhale before bending the body and slowly exhale while the body is bent.
Retain the breath for a short time in the vertical position.
Inhale while…
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Ardha Baddha Padottanasana
Exercise-122: Ardha baddha padmottanasana (the half lotus leg stretch pose)
Stand erect.
While balancing on the left leg, bend the right leg at the knee and place the right foot as high as possible on the left thigh.
Raise both arms above the head clasping the fingers.
Relax and steady the whole body.
Slowly bend forward and touch the left foot with the fingers.
Keep the left leg straight.
If…
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