#25 Flexibility? Coordination? Balance? How Physios Prescribe Exercises for MS (PART 2)

Aerobic, strength, flexibility, balance... did you know that these are all different kinds of exercises? 

And as physios, choosing the right kind of exercise is just as (well, almost) important as exercising in the first place. 

This is especially the case for people living with conditions like multiple sclerosis, where addressing certain problems through exercise depends on exercise prescription. 

This is PART 2, where we break down the differences between flexibility, mobility, coordination and balance exercises for people living with MS. 

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Watch these next! 

Part 1, where we tackled aerobic fitness vs strength: }
https://youtu.be/_v-EtH8ljIU 

Motor & Sensory pathway overview: 
https://youtu.be/Dl_Eae12S9w?si=fdiNsWM41AeGTsc_ 

Different brain regions: 
https://youtu.be/mx6IV5HikhA?si=qsKpH17OId6HGGLH 

Spasticity explained: 
https://youtu.be/A_DSirRHQ1w?si=nY_l54S6vcjNEI9k 

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TIMESTAMPS 

00:00 — Intro 
01:42 — Who are we? 
06:38 — Explaining proprioception (6th sense) 
11:06 — Linking into coordination 
20:10 — Balance is applied coordination 
32:31 — What "mobility" means to physios 
35:22 — What is flexibility? 
40:46 — Targeting range of motion 
49:08 — Is sitting the new smoking? 
50:24 — Muscle size & flexibility (shout-out Jujimufu!) 
52:28 — All these skills work together 
53:58 — Wrapping up 

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