Motor coordination
Motor coordination is simply how well your brain and body work together to move smoothly. It helps you stay steady on your feet and makes everyday tasks like reaching for a cup feel more natural.
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- Practice tossing a soft ball from one hand to the other.
- Try balancing on one leg while waiting for the kettle to boil.
- Walk in a straight line by placing one heel in front of toes.
Recommended Habits
- Stand on one leg while you brush your teeth.
- Use your non-dominant hand to open doors or drawers.
- Take a daily walk on paths with different surfaces.
General guidance for awareness and healthy habits — not personal medical advice. If you have a health condition, check with a qualified professional.
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