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Here's a chart and an info-graphic visualizing the average one-leg balance time across different age groups. It shows the general decline in balance duration as age increases.
Your balance says a lot about your age and health. What can you do about your declining balance?
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Average Balance Time: 30+ seconds
π§ Strong neuromuscular coordination
πͺ Peak muscle and joint function
π Average Balance Time: 20β30 seconds
𦴠Early signs of balance and strength decline
π Begin incorporating stability exercises
π Average Balance Time: 15β20 seconds
π Muscle loss and joint stiffness begin to show
π‘ Strength and core training recommended
π Average Balance Time: 10β15 seconds
π§ Increased fall risk
π Benefit from tai chi, yoga, or balance training
π Average Balance Time: 5β10 seconds
β οΈ Noticeable stability issues
ποΈββοΈ Consistent movement is key for independence
π Average Balance Time: Often less than 5 seconds
π High fall risk
π§ Multimodal interventions (physical + cognitive) advised
π― Quick Tip: Test yourself barefoot, arms at your sides, and eyes open. Try balancing on one legβhow long can you hold it?
<Here's an article on the importance of balance as we age.>
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