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KRON 4 | How to Increase Your Longevity With Better Balance

Balance is a predictor of your longevity, and your ability (or inability) to balance could be an indicator of your brain health. Here’s what losing your balance could mean and some tips on how to assess it.

Balance is a Predictor of Your Longevity

In this video, these questions will be answered:

    1. Can we test our own balance? 
    2. What’s a BOSU Ball?
    3. How long should we be able to balance on one leg?
    4. What’s the connection between our balance and brain health?  
    5. What are some warning signs of poor balance?
    6. What are ways we can improve our balance?

Fall Risk

    • 28% adults (1 in 4) age 65+ fall each year and less than half ever tell their doctor. A fall is the most important reason to see a doctor and be evaluated.

 

Karen Owoc logoKaren’s Fit Tip: Don’t shrug off a fall or “near fall”. Consider it a health clue. Seek out a professional to help assess your balance, identify muscle imbalances/weaknesses, and help improve your functional fitness.

 

Learn more about our research-proven Balance Training program.

 

 

 

Karen Owoc

Karen Owoc is a Clinical Exercise Physiologist and wellness educator specializing in functional longevity, metabolic health, and heart and brain wellness. With experience across cardiology, pulmonary rehabilitation, cancer survivorship exercise, and movement-based healthy aging, she translates medical science into clear, practical guidance – both in her clinical work and in the expert interviews she's led for television and educational programs.