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Exercise a good way to improve some of the physical effects of MS, and it can also help you regain balance and coordination. Here are several moves you can try.
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Try these exercises to manage the symptoms of multiple sclerosis; improve strength, flexibility, and balance; and help you perform daily activities.
Did you know that improving your ability to move your feet can be very difficult when you have MS or another neurological condition? Join Meghann Koppele Du...
Try these exercises to manage the symptoms of multiple sclerosis; improve strength, flexibility, and balance; and help you perform daily activities.
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The MS Trust's Move It For MS exercise DVD, features Mr Motivator and aims to make exercise fun and engaging, to enable people with multiple sclerosis to wor...
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Trevor Wicken MS, CES, MES, MEPD, NKT 2 presents this extraordinary five part video series for MS patients promoting leg strength for proper walking gait and more.
Regular physical activity can help control symptoms like exhaustion if you're living with multiple sclerosis. You can try these activities from the comfort of your home.
Strength training is a powerful tool in managing MS symptoms. We asked experts to share the 10 exercises they recommend most for people with MS to improve muscle strength and function. You can do most of them from the comfort of your own home, with little to no equipment.
Work these simple moves into your usual fitness routine to build strength and decrease your chance of falling if you have multiple sclerosis.
If you want to strengthen your upper body at home, these dumbbell back exercises can work your lats, rhomboids, lower traps, and erector spinae muscles.
A multiple sclerosis diagnosis doesn't have to mean you have to stop moving. Try these eight safe, trainer-recommended exercises for MS.
In this month's Expert Voices, physical therapist Mandy Rohrig answers readers' questions about exercising with multiple sclerosis.
You may not need to join a gym to get a good workout. Nancy D. will guide you through a seated cardio routine that you can do in the comfort of your own home. Talk to your doctor.
Try these exercises to manage the symptoms of multiple sclerosis; improve strength, flexibility, and balance; and help you perform daily activities.
