Proprioceptive training

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1. UNLOADING EXERCISES WITH TABLETS (IDEAL FOR INJURY RECOVERY)

 

Sitting with the foot on a round tablet, rotate clockwise and anticlockwise (Fig. 1);
Sitting with the foot on a rectangular board, move the ankle forward-backward (Fig. 2);
Sitting with the foot on a rectangular tablet, move the ankle to the right and left (Fig. 3)

 

                    
Sitting with the foot on a rectangular board, move the ankle diagonally (Fig. 4);
Sitting with your foot on the basketball, move it forward-backward, right-left, clockwise and anti-clockwise (Fig. 5);
Sitting with your foot on the tennis ball, move it forward-backward, right-left, clockwise and counterclockwise (Fig. 6);

     
Standing with one foot on a round board, rotate clockwise and anti-clockwise (Fig. 7);
Standing with one foot on a rectangular board, move the ankle forward-back (Fig. 8);
Standing with one foot on a rectangular board, move the ankle to the right and left (Fig. 9);

 

Standing with one foot on a rectangular board, move the ankle diagonally (Fig. 10);
Standing with one foot on the basketball, move it forward-backward, right-left, clockwise and counterclockwise. (Fig. 11);
Standing with one foot on the tennis ball, move it forward-backward, right-left, clockwise and counterclockwise (Fig. 12).

 

 

2. NATURAL LOAD EXERCISES WITHOUT TABLETS

 

Search for equilibrium in monopodal stance (Fig. 13);
Bandaged, search for equilibrium in monopodalic stance (Fig. 14);

 

Jump with 1 foot only to the right and left and stay in balance (Fig. 15-16);

 

 

Blindfolded, jump with 1 foot only to the right and left and remain in balance (Fig. 17-18);

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