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Brain Exercises: "Crossing over the Midline"

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Uploaded by on May 5, 2007

This invigorating brain longevity class uses tossing patterns with sand bags and balls to help improve brain functioning, reflexes, and mental clarity. See http://www.bags-balls-and-brains.com for full details and slide show of classes taught by Shirley Kelley and Linda Faste. See their own YouTube Channel, BagsBallsAndBrains.

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  • Some have written me that this exercise is only "tossing balls." So what? The class members are drilled in paying attention to weight, shape and trajectory, as well as the physical benefits of left-right physical/brain activities. All seniors in this class are over 87 years old, and often have exercises where multiple objects are handled at once. Visit their website for more info and slide show.

  • Kinestesiology or something. Forgot how it was spelled. "Edu-K", as it's more commonly known as.

    Anyhow, it builds strong neural connections and brain power.

  • Yes, Linda Faste leads that part of the class, but think it's called Brain Gym. They integrate many modalities into their BBB classes.

    See their website or their channel on YouTube for more information. Thanks for looking.

  • This is a valuable class my Mom and I take to keep the old brain cells charged. The little video I just put together here is a sample to show the instructors, Shirley Kelley and Linda Faste. See their website (address in the program) to view slideshow and complete information. They have their own channel now at BagsBallsAndBrains here on YouTube. - Carol (student, "cameraman," and video director.)

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  • lol old men

  • Love it! Anyhting to keep you active is what I call a success!

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