
Many eyes only ever move within the confines of a screen these days. The muscles involved eventually lose their tone like untrained legs get weak. Your focus drops and your head starts to ache. /How to Exercise Your Eye Muscles for the 21st Century
1/ Basic movements You have twelve eye muscles to expand your visual experience. These basic motions will ensure they active if you look at a screen for a living. Do them at the end of your day.
Screen time has skyrocketed over the last year, and many of my clients report having strained eye muscles and headaches at the end of the day.
— Alex Bernier (@mythoughtfood) February 9, 2021
Don't let Zoom meetings and Netflix ruin your vision and stress your brain.
Exercise your 12 eye muscles 3x/day to counter this issue. pic.twitter.com/jR9pfDMbKt
2/ Tracking Exercises Train your eyes to follow a moving target without losing focus. The founder of @posture_pro Annette Verpillot was the first health professional to recommend such exercises to me. This video shows one of my clients doing Figure 8’s.
3/ Go outside You’ll read this one a lot around Twitter because it’s important. Your body needs the sunlight, and outdoor landscapes are much more stimulating than a confined room. Alternate your focus between near and far targets.
4/ Eightball Training This method is by far the most intense I’ve tried so far. Your eye muscles work like crazy and you feel a lot of blood flow - It was overwhelming at first. You hold the sheet close to your face and focus on one ball at a time, then 2, 3, up to 5 at once.
The windows to your soul.
Eye exercises work your brain out.
Our necks have a vital mission, move and protect the head.
— Alex Bernier (@mythoughtfood) October 15, 2021
The extension of your core bridges body and brain.
Train your neck as much as your abdominals and you’ll be more stable than ever.
This thread presents exercises to steady the weight of the world on your shoulders. pic.twitter.com/rNVZjf60jN
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