Would it help my balance
651302
I don't know about balance - I practice Yoga and my balance has always been fairly good. The the Trion:Z wrist bracelet has definitely helped with fatigue. Hope this helps.
651303
Sorry I was buying the bracelet for Xmas gift.he is wearing the bracelet for playing golf.i suppose doing something with balance, cordination
651304
I am not an expert on negative ions and balance. I do know that my husband wears his wristband a lot. So, there appears to be some benefit from wearing it.
651305
Probably not. Maybe in theory but coming from someone who has worn this everyday for the last 6 months or so I can tell you that I didn't feel any difference other than perhaps a placebo effect. With that said, it is a nice bracelet and the quality is great considering I've literally worn it all day everyday for over 6 months now. Hope that helps
1346212
I can't say, since I don't have the same condition, but I would assume that it would definitely help, as the IS neutralizes normal shaking. Before you spend a lot of money, perhaps you know a friend who owns an IS bino, and you can try it, or a retail store that you can go to. All you would have to do is focus on a distant point, first without, and then with, the IS turned on, and you'll have your answer.
542491
It would help, it's probably a bit shorter for that purpose, but it would still elevate your head a bit.
373636
I'd say yes. You can adjust the strength according to your needs. Certainly worth a try.
1876587
I am not sure about working (i.e., calculated your motoric output). I would recommend you contact New Balance at www.newbalance.com for info. My first reaction would be that if wouldn't as I would "assume" that it works on your inputted data and forward movement (i.e., walking, running, etc.).
2252720
It's definitely on the light side. You'll likely have to remove all weights, and have the bottom part fully collapsed, and even then, you may not be able to balance properly. If that's the case, just add something to the top plate, like a mic, or even a weight of some kind.
1662972
Probably not. Unless you are really still and a good balancer. It is just a folding plastic stand and would probably roll off your leg. It is best for a table.
578741
I would advise no. Balance is essential on this treadmill and I found having both hands securely in place necessary.
1577580
Probably, however; I personally would not because it is a stationary bike with very little stability for NOT TIPPING OVER while standing. I DO NOT believe it was constructed for that purpose....that's IS WHY there are different settings for making it harder to pedal. You would get the same effect by increasing the more difficult settings.
1081409
If the width of your wheel and rotor fits the balancer, ok. We had to change the rod for a stronger one for heavy assembly, then it´s work fine!
1635867
I'll be honest. No. I doesn't have any proof of helping your balance. It does look good though and it makes me feel more energized when I where it. It's more for the looks but I like it.
100976
Yes, it will also increase flexibility in your calves, plantar fasciitis, and balance.
371929
You could probably set it up to do some ab work but I haven't tried any exercises like that. It's not really designed for that. By design,the device balances your body on it and if you were to lift your upper body all the way up, it might cause you to rotate back upright unless you adjust the settings so you are not balanced.
1863171
I am certain that it should be helpful because it's used to strengthen your core and balance. I think cheerleaders definitely need that.
1681607
The balance board does all kinds of things besides your weight (horrors!). Some of the games are made to help your balance, as in you shift your weight to make them work such as skiing, or hula hooping, even making balls drop through levels or the step exercises (just like in the gym). The running/jogging things you don't need it for but I would suggest it because so many of the fun ones use it.
673025
The first couple of times I used it my husband stood by since it was a new experience. But I don't think you would need any help. We were very cautious at first, just going down from horizontal to vertical in small increments. We only stay on it for 5 minutes, too. And come up slowly so we don't get light headed. I think it has really helped my situation.
819176
YES. Make sure you attach to a stud. My wife is recovering stroke victim and uses it for balance.