Single-leg stance with head rotation
Single-leg stance with head rotation, 3 sets, 8 rotations per side
Listen to the instructions
How to do the exercise
Sets: 3
Repetitions: 8 rotations per side
Description: Stand on one leg, with the knee slightly bent and the foot firmly on the ground. Slowly turn your head from left to right while maintaining your balance on the supporting leg. Keep the pelvis stable and avoid the arch of the foot collapsing.
Tips: Focus on a fixed point in front of you to facilitate balance. Slightly contract the muscles around the ankle to enhance stability. Perform head rotations in a controlled and smooth manner.
Progression: When the exercise becomes easy, increase the duration of single-leg stance or perform head rotations more slowly to increase difficulty.
At a glance
- Goal
- Strengthening
- Level
- Intermediate
- Equipment
- None
- Starting position
- Standing on one leg, with the knee slightly bent
- Clinical goal
- Strengthen ankle stability and improve balance
- Also known as
- single-leg balance with head turn, one-legged stance with head movement







