Would it help my balance
651302
I don't know about balance - I practice Yoga and my balance has always been fairly good. The the Trion:Z wrist bracelet has definitely helped with fatigue. Hope this helps.
651303
Sorry I was buying the bracelet for Xmas gift.he is wearing the bracelet for playing golf.i suppose doing something with balance, cordination
651304
I am not an expert on negative ions and balance. I do know that my husband wears his wristband a lot. So, there appears to be some benefit from wearing it.
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Probably not. Maybe in theory but coming from someone who has worn this everyday for the last 6 months or so I can tell you that I didn't feel any difference other than perhaps a placebo effect. With that said, it is a nice bracelet and the quality is great considering I've literally worn it all day everyday for over 6 months now. Hope that helps
2121678
You can use this and try it, but to have complete balance you need to go to a Dr. and get hormone levels checked.
1399200
I don't have great balance either... It works best on a flat surface (not uphill) but I was ok with my balance. It is a workout, so don't expect it to be like a scooter.
949105
I'm pretty sure it will. Also you will feel better soon. It helped me, with a hip fracture recovery and it helped my older son who injured his groin area. We are running our first 5K next November!!!!!
723796
highly unlikely, the purpose is for balance while standing on or sitting on
448336
Asami, Absolutely! I purchased this fir my 5 year old grandson for his 5th birthday and he did just fine. Nice and wide for better balance. He got this on his actual fifth birthday took off and said, " I couldn't do this when I was four. " one day made all the difference, I guess. Anyway, if he does not have balance issues he should do just fine I, however, was never able. Good luck and enjoy watching him. Tell him if it flies off into street not to run after it 'til he is certain it is safe. It is very sturdy, too! Hope I helped. Kameel
2146818
For safety yes and balance yes. I would suggest weights to be on the safe side.
404970
I agree with the comments that it is for stabalizing your balance. It is not meant to support a person's full weight. My wife sits on a chair in the shower/tub and uses it to help her sit down and get up after her lower g.i. surgery. It works great if you have a smooth unbroken surface like tile to stick the cups to. Easy to place as the snaps just close on each cup and provide suction. My wife loves it and wants me to get one for my 89 yr. old mother's shower... Highly recommend it for that.
819176
YES. Make sure you attach to a stud. My wife is recovering stroke victim and uses it for balance.
517187
I would not depend on it to support body weight; I feel it is just to help balance a person. It can come loose; I have had the bottom lock come lose. It is a great help if you feel a little dizzy or light-headed. My balance is not that great so it helps me.
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I weigh 275 lbs and it helped my walk on lava in the Galapagos Islands. I don't have a balance problem but this was extremely helpful on the lava's uneven surfaces so I think it would work for you. I like that I could adjust the length since my mom is 5'4'' and I am 5'7''.
1985026
Yes probably at a slower speed. I use it on my shoulders and neck and feel it helps work out tension
1068025
I suppose it would be possible depending on how tight you wore the EquiFit but I can't imagine that there would be any benefit.... Unless you wanted to wear it will walking or on a treadmill to remind yourself to stand up straight. If you were doing strenuous exercise it would be uncomfortable and since the point is to remind you to stand up straight and create new muscle memory, I am not sure that during exercise is the best time for that. It would be better to use it will sitting (hunching) over your desk or computer or driving, times when the tendency to forget proper alignment is easiest.
1110513
I believe it would help, although you still will be able to bounce your foot if you really try!
978051
Yes, you should be able to. It is light weight and very easy to set up. I'm only 5'4" and my balance isn't the best. I haven't had any problems setting it up.
373563
Yes, they should support you very nicely. I am 87 years old and had a stroke 3 years ago leaving me with some loss of balance that makes walking a challenge. I used to weigh 155 lbs but lost 10 lbs on diet and that helps.
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Yes it measures your weight and balance. I don't think it won't work without it.