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If you try to stand on one leg, focus on your belly button. This makes it much, much easiert. But I doubt that this trick will have any influence on your surviv
by jansan 4y ago
If you try to stand on one leg, focus on your belly button. This makes it much, much easiert. But I doubt that this trick will have any influence on your survival (maybe by placebo effect?).
- jewayne 4y agoFuneral directors hate this one weird trick...
- zikduruqe 4y agoOh they don't hate it, that's where they insert the trocar. (source worked in a funeral home back in my youth)
- maerF0x0 4y ago> focus on your belly button Focus your eyes? Or do you mean your attention?
- jansan 4y agoAttention. Concentrate on your belly button.
- Kungfuturtle 4y agoTo say the quiet part out loud: your body's center of mass is located near your belly button. [0] You maintain balance through a combination of your vision, vestibular system, and proprioception [1]—focusing attention on your belly button keys into that last method and reinforces your overall sense of balance. [0] https://www.professionalptandtraining.com/balance-strategy-basics/ https://www.professionalptandtraining.com/balance-strategy-b... [1] https://www.neurolab360.com/blog/balance-and-proprioception https://www.neurolab360.com/blog/balance-and-proprioception
- rurp 4y agoA good general approach for balancing activities (yoga, slacklining, exercises) is to focus your eyes on a fixed point in front of you. The natural tendency is often to look at your feet, which makes it more difficult.