Training the vestibular system for better balance starts with something simple: turning your head. When you rotate your head, your inner ear detects the movement, sends rapid signals to your brainstem, and updates your posture, eye position, and muscle tone. If this system is sluggish or under trained, balance feels shaky and movement becomes inefficient. But with intentional head turn drills, slow, controlled, and paired with steady eyes, you teach your brain to stabilize your world faster and

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To improve balance, address your vestibular system directly! Ever tried? Go for 10-15 sec of each exercise shown in videos for 3-5 sets and feel the results 🌀🌅 #movimentica #humanmovementstudies #balance #movement #marcellopalozzo | Marcello Palozzo

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