9 midline exercises to improve kids' coordination, flexibility and strength!!!
Crossing the midline is the skill of reaching across the middle of the body with an arm or leg to complete a task on the other side of the body. Crossing the midline is very important for many tasks we're used to do, like dressing and writing, for example. Being able to cross the midline requires both sides of the brain to communicate and it allows the little ones to use both sides of the body together. By performing these exercises, kids will work on motor coordination and they will develop greater physical strength and greater intellectual strength.
Let's get the kids and start this new workout! 💪
TIMECODES:
00:00 Body Rotations
00:32 Rest
00:50 High Knee Chops Left
01:17 Rest
01:35 High Knee Chops Right
02:01 Rest
02:20 Hip Swirls
02:48 Rest
03:07 Knee Drive
03:30 Rest
03:48 The Windmill
04:24 Rest
04:43 Overhead Reach
05:07 Rest
05:26 Lateral Step Reach
06:01 Rest
06:20 Side Deep Squats
06:54 Rest
07:13 Squat Arm Lifts
07:40 Rest
08:07 Body Rotations
08:39 Rest
08:57 High Knee Chops Left
09:24 Rest
09:42 High Knee Chops Right
10:09 Rest
10:27 Hip Swirls
10:56 Rest
11:14 Knee Drive
11:37 Rest
11:56 The Windmill
12:32 Rest
12:50 Overhead Reach
13:15 Rest
13:33 Lateral Step Reach
14:08 Rest
14:27 Side Deep Squats
15:01 Rest
15:20 Squat Arm Lifts