Personalized Exercises

A curated list of exercises to help manage symptoms and improve well-being, or generate your own custom routine.

Step 1: Stand near a wall or sturdy furniture for support if needed.
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Stand near a wall or sturdy furniture for support if needed.

Balance

Heel-to-Toe Walk

Stand tall and place the heel of one foot directly in front of the toes of the other foot, walking in a straight line like a tightrope. Keep gaze forward; use a wall or sturdy furniture for support if needed. Walk forward, then backward.

Sets

2–3

Reps/Dur

10–15 steps each direction

Main Focus: Balance
Step 1: Stand tall with feet hip-width apart, near a counter or chair for support.
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Stand tall with feet hip-width apart, near a counter or chair for support.

Balance

Standing Marches

Stand tall with light support if needed. Lift one knee toward your chest, lower with control, then alternate legs. Keep upright posture and smooth rhythm.

Sets

3

Reps/Dur

10–12 reps per leg

Main Focus: Balance
Step 1: Start on your hands and knees (tabletop position).
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Start on your hands and knees (tabletop position).

Core & Balance

Bird-Dog

From hands and knees, extend opposite arm and leg, keep hips level, then switch sides. Move slowly and keep core engaged.

Sets

2–3

Reps/Dur

8–10 reps per side

Main Focus: Core & Balance
Step 1: Sit tall at the edge of a chair with feet flat
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Sit tall at the edge of a chair with feet flat

Flexibility

Seated Hamstring Stretch

Sit tall at the edge of a chair, extend one leg with heel on floor, hinge at hips to a gentle stretch. Breathe and switch sides.

Sets

2

Reps/Dur

20–30 sec per side

Main Focus: Flexibility
Step 1: Stand tall near a chair with feet together
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Stand tall near a chair with feet together

Balance

Standing Single Leg Balance

Stand tall near support, lift one foot slightly and balance. Keep eyes forward; switch legs.

Sets

2–3

Reps/Dur

15–30 sec per side

Main Focus: Balance

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Core Control

Pelvic Tilts

Lie on your back with knees bent, gently flatten the low back to the floor by tilting the pelvis, then release.

Sets

2–3

Reps/Dur

10–15 reps

Main Focus: Core Control