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Try this to improve your balance
Clinical exercise scientist Bill Dooley shows you some ways to improve your balance.
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Do this to work your stomach muscles.
Leg cycling
Try this exercise for your core, kind of like you’re riding a bike.
Chin tuck
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Side plank
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