Keep Your Balance
If you’re young and active, good balance will help you avoid injuries. If you’re older, it will keep you active longer and lower the chances you’ll fall and break a bone. No matter your age, good balance means better muscle tone, a healthier heart, and greater confidence. Yoga and tai chi are great ways to work on it, but just about anything that keeps you moving, even walking, can help.
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Here’s what I do each morning: As part of my daily stretching routine, I stretch each of my quads. I stand on one leg and grab hold of my foot on the other leg and pull it up toward my butt. I hold the “flamingo” poise for 30 seconds. I end up stretching my quads and practicing balance on each leg.