Heel-to-Toe Walk Meets Neck Isometric You’ve seen it in the movies - the “walk the line” sobriety test. But this isn’t about alcohol - it’s about your cerebellum. If you can’t walk heel-to-toe in a straight line, your brain’s proprioceptive systems might simply be out of practice. 1️⃣ The Movement Place your heel directly in front of your toes and walk slowly forward in a straight line. Every step demands precision from your ankle, knee, hip and spine. The cerebellum, responsible for coordinatio

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Utilizing exercises that involve heel-to-toe movement promotes proper gait mechanics and balance! Some benefits of utilizing exercises that involve heel-to-toe movement are: ✅ Improved balance: these exercises challenge your patients’ balance by using their ankles, knees, and hips! ✅ Strengthens lower body muscles: Heel-to-toe exercises engage muscles in the calves, shins, thighs, and glutes! ✅ Enhances gait mechanics: Heel-to-toe exercises help reinforce proper walking and running mechanics! ✅