 Static balance control ◦ Maintaining sitting. ◦ Half-kneeling, ◦ Tall kneeling, ◦ Standing postures on a firm surface, ◦ Tandem, Single-leg stance.

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 Static balance control ◦ Maintaining sitting. ◦ Half-kneeling, ◦ Tall kneeling, ◦ Standing postures on a firm surface, ◦ Tandem, Single-leg stance. ◦ Working on soft surfaces (e.g., foam, sand, grass), ◦ Narrowing the BOS, moving the arms, or closing the eyes.

 Dynamic Balance Exercises Using Movable Surfaces: 1. Swiss Ball 1. Tilt Boards

 Hard surfaces.  Maintain static balance.  Move some part (s) of body and try to maintain his balance.  Open then closed eyes.  External challenge from therapist.  Throw and catch exercises with ball.  Soft surfaces.  Maintain static balance.  Move some part (s) of body and try to maintain his balance.  Open then closed eyes.  External challenge from therapist.  Throw and catch exercises with ball.