Fall Prevention: 3 Variations To Front Plane Control

Fall Prevention Awareness should be an everyday training objective.
Many individuals who are at fall risk have very poor frontal plane control.
This is a progression - from easiest to most challenging - to help develop improved frontal plane control.
3 keys during these patterns:
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