Sit to stand
From a sturdy chair, stand up and sit down slowly up to five times. Use your hands if you need them. Stop if you feel pain or dizziness.
Balance and Brain Challenge
Skip any movement that does not feel safe. This is not a fall-prevention prescription and it does not replace physical therapy.
From a sturdy chair, stand up and sit down slowly up to five times. Use your hands if you need them. Stop if you feel pain or dizziness.
Stand at a kitchen counter. Hold on, then lighten your grip only if you feel steady. Keep both feet down if one-foot standing feels unsafe.
While seated, name three things you can see and three sounds you can hear. This is an attention exercise, not a memory test.
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