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Starting Position: Parallel stance on Masai Sensor. Push the Masai Sensor alternately into the ground.
Don’t allow feet to fall inwards, instead pressure should be given to the outside of the heel (supination).
Getting Started
Exerting vertical pressure on Masai Sensor. Purpose: improve stability and gait technic.