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Can you keep up? This simple metronome workout can challenge cardio and stamina for walking. It’s set at 70 beats per minute. Modify as needed and use support for safety. #balance #walking #walkingexercise #walk #physicaltherapist #physicaltherapy not medical advice. Try at your own risk. | Keep the Adventure Alive

METRONOME HAND TAPS We are continuing to work on attention and concentration skills using a metronome (app). This time we are using our hands rather than our feet. This is a multisensory activity - proprioception, vestibular, auditory, visual and tactile. Start at a slow pace (eg. 60 beats per/minute) and then increase the speed. We can work on auditory processing, bilateral coordination, motor planning and sequencing while making body brain connections. I love metronome activities! What are you

METRONOME STEPS (sound on) We are working on attention and concentration skills using a metronome (app) and steps. The gel tiles provide a visual prompt while I provide an additional verbal prompt too. This a multisensory activity - proprioception, vestibular, auditory, visual and tactile. We even link it to interoception skills with a heart rate app (for some of my kids). Start at a slow pace (eg. 60 beats per/minute) and then increase the speed. We also begin by stepping from side to side in p

METRONOME STEPS (sound on) We are working on attention and concentration skills using a metronome (app) and steps. The gel tiles provide a visual prompt while I provide an additional verbal prompt too. This a multisensory activity - proprioception, vestibular, auditory, visual and tactile. We even link it to interoception skills with a heart rate app (for some of my kids). Start at a slow pace (eg. 60 beats per/minute) and then increase the speed. We also begin by stepping from side to side in p

MUSIC RHYTHM – Improve Your Musical Rhythm with Metronome Exercises In this music rhythm video tutorial made by Didge Project, you are going to develop a stronger sense of rhythm and timing by practicing these basic clapping exercises with the metronome. The awesome trainer gives you some very simple exercises that you can do without any instrument. Hope it helps ! If you find this tutorial useful, feel free to support Communicasound by liking the Facebook page and sharing it with your musician