In order to stabilise your posture, you must work on your dynamic balance.
To do so, you will need to work your muscles more deeply by selecting asymmetric exercises such as lunges and movements that involve standing on one leg.
Please note: when an exercise involves working on one side and then the other, you do not need any recovery time. On the other hand, if the exercise requires you to stand on both feet at the same time, you can either give yourself 30 seconds of recovery or link it up with another exercise.
The Fit Ball
Gym balls are a really good way of improving balance. What's more, you will improve your posture, focus your concentration, and become stronger and more flexible.
The DST
This is the ideal tool for working on both upper body and core strengthening. When you use suspended straps, you are constantly off balance. In addition to the effort required to perform the exercise, you must constantly maintain your stability in order to hold your position. To achieve this, your body operates as a unit and uses its deep core stability muscles. This will let you develop better muscle balance, better mobility, and stronger joints.
The Balance Disc
It is specifically designed for improving proprioception and balance. Your ankle and wrist joints (used for both your feet and hands) will be strengthened and your muscles worked more deeply.
The Balance Board
This accessory is very helpful for improving balance and increasing joint stability. One way to use it is by doing press ups with your hands on the edges of the board. This will make your upper body stability muscles work harder. It is an excellent exercise for people with unstable or painful shoulders.
In addition to your various exercises, we recommend including a few jumps in your training. Either standing on both feet or just one, jump forward and backward, then right and left.
This will help you fight against instability caused by movement while engaging your core stability muscles.