Your muscles broadly fit into two categories: stabilizing muscles and movement muscles. As the name suggested, stabilizing muscles stabilize your body while movement muscles move your body. Stabilizing muscles such as your deep abdominal and back muscles stabilize your spine in very position including standing, kneeling, seated, side-lying, face down or up. Weak postural muscles cannot support your body and as a result, you might develop chronic pain. By focusing on your core muscles, you’ll stabilize your spine so you can move safely and build strength within your torso muscles, specifically your deep postural muscles. What Does Balance Training Improve? You’ll strengthen your core muscles You’ll improve your posture. Good posture requires strength. You’ll sharpen your nervous system You’ll fine-tune your sensory system You’ll decrease your changes of injury. Improving your balance skills is not that hard and you can perform balance and stability training ...