
1. Exercise. Doesn't have to be anything complicated, for start try standing on one leg. If you need structured training, bosu exercises can help, movement on unstable platform namely significantly improves sense of balance. Many positions in yoga and pilates are focused on improving stability and balance.
2. Strong muscles, especially core muscles, are basis of good balance. Exercises like plank, squats and lunges help strengthen center of body, i.e. physical balance. It is however such happy vicious circle, because improving balance often leads to strengthening core muscles, which has further positive effects on overall posture and reduction of back pain.
BALANCE AND COORDINATION PROGRAM
3. Balance is closely connected with flexibility. Regular stretching helps release muscle tension and improves range of motion. When muscles are more flexible, body can easier maintain stability during various movements and positions, improving overall balance.
4. Dancing is great way to improve coordination and sense of balance. Requires precise control over body movements, leading to better coordination between various muscle groups. Many dance moves, especially those involving spinning and jumping, require strong core to maintain balance.
5. Sufficient sleep, balanced diet and hydration are basis for physical health, including balance. Lack of sleep or dehydration can disrupt body's ability to maintain balance.
6. We don't want to scare you in any way, but if your balance problems persist, it might be useful to consult doctor or physiotherapist. Health problems like inner ear disorders or neurological conditions might be hidden behind it.
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