Build better balance for life

Most approaches to improve balance focus on just one element of functional balance. Instead, the Balance 360 program takes a holistic approach that is a must for everyone 50+ concerned with maintaining movement independence and longevity. It fills in the missing links to not only improve your balance to prevent trips and falls, but also improve your ability to quickly right yourself when you do stumble and if you do end up falling to the ground, your ability to absorb the impact to avoid broken bones.

Once you hit 50 the research shows your balance naturally declines.

That is, unless you do SOMETHING about it.

But what should you do?

When most people picture balance exercises they think of standing on 1-leg with arms outstretched or standing on an unstable surface like a wobble board or bosu ball.

While these exercises are useful they actually train the smallest and arguably least important component of what it really takes to maintain functional balance - balance that's useful to everyday life - as you age.

So you can stand on 1-leg until the cows come home but when you're out for a hike and you trip on a tree root the muscles and abilities trained from this won't help.

That's why I created Balance 360.

Balance 360 fills in the gaps left by typical approaches to improving balance.

The program stems from my experience as a kinesiologist, strength and conditioning coach to martial artists, athlete of multiple sports, a close working relationship with one of the top functional neurologists who specializes in concussion rehab and son to elderly parents, which helps me test what really old folks are actually capable of.

Through the 6 elements of functional balance, Balance 360 will help you:


  1. Decrease the amount of trips, falls and stumbles that happen
  2. Catch yourself when the inevitable stumble occurs
  3. Minimize the damage if you do end up hitting the deck

The 6 Elements of Functional Balance

1-leg Balance

The most popular yet least useful of the elements, you'll progress from basic standing on 1-leg to more advanced versions on unstable surfaces, with eyes closed and your head moving to help this ability translate to real life.

Reaction Time

Your ability to notice and generate the appropriate motor program needed to react to unpredictable situations is critical to navigating the world, which is full of unpredictable environments.

Vestibular Function

The vestibular system is comprised of structures in your inner ear, brain and their connecting pathways. You'll perform specific exercises to stimulate the vestibular system taken from concussion rehab and elite sport.

Muscle Contraction Speed

Separate from reaction time, which is more neurological, the ability of your muscles to contract quickly is a trainable quality that can be the difference between tripping and catching yourself or tripping and going down but minimizing the force you hit the ground with.

Lower Body Mobility

When your mobility is limited, everyday movements can stretch you to your limits. When you operate at the edges of your ability your risk of trips, stumbles and falls increases.

Bone Strength and Density

Based on the latest research, Balance 360 includes exercises to stimulate bone strength and density in the areas most vulnerable to fractures when you fall: your hips, spine, wrists and shoulders.

Is Balance 360 right for me?

After reading these benefits you may be thinking, "This sounds like it's built for athletes, not me?!?"


And you'd be right - it is built for athletes.


Athletes of everyday life.


If your life involves:

  • Going up and down stairs...
  • Getting into and out of a car...
  • Carrying bags of groceries...
  • Getting down to and up from the floor...
  • And any recreational activity or sport...

... then YOU are indeed an athlete - an athlete of life. 


You can either prepare your body to handle it all with ease, or let nature take its course where simply navigating everyday life can be fraught with danger.


The choice is yours.

Improve your functional balance at your pace

If you're ready to tackle this challenge, I'm here to safely guide you through unique exercises in a progressive fashion to develop these elements.

Whether you're 59 or 95 you'll learn unique movements that you're capable of doing that will make a difference in your functional balance.

You can move at your own pace and when you decide your body is ready for the next challenge you progress to the next phase.

By the end you'll have developed a body that's more resilient and robust and you'll move with more confidence than ever.

And if you ever get stuck I'm here to help you through it.

It's my purpose in life to help you move freely and without pain so you can get back to and keep doing the active things you love.

I've been doing this for over 20 years and I'm not going anywhere soon so join me on this next leg of the journey to movement longevity.

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NOTE: Balance 360 is a progressive 3 phase program found inside Coach E's ROM Coach mobile app. After signing up you can access the program via mobile or web via Library / Programs. Add it to your calendar and get started improving your balance immediately.

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pausome

Aug 26, 2024

"I’m was having chronic hip pain for years. I’ve done multiple rounds of PT in a clinic with subpar clinicians + saw a chiropractor for years. No change in pain. Finally I downloaded this app and after 3 rounds of exercises my pain decreased and after a few more, it diminished. Eric is phenomenal at addressing the root cause and building the foundations for pain free movement. This app really works!"

Steve “Breakin' Hardpan” Haenke

Jun 6, 2023

"Fixed my shoulder impingement in a few months and lower back issues. I was going to go to the chiropractor until I found this. Worth every penny. I love the unique approach and exercises along with the calendar tracking. I still use it 6x a week! It's now my main exercise routine."

marig4674

Dec 18, 2024

" I've been to chiropractors and physical therapy with no end to my pain. On the first day I did these exercises, my pain was reduced by 70%. You don't only give the right exercises, but you give the right techniques to make them effective. You were the answer to my prayers!! "

Jon Nickerson

Jun 22, 2022

"I have dealt with pain for years, PT, Chiropractors, stretching, massage etc. Nothing has helped my pain and functionality like this. Some exercises are a bit challenging but get easier with practice. I feel as if I am actually getting to the core problems and correcting."

Rami Singh

Mar 1, 2023

"This is probably the best fitness and wellness application ever made. It is straight forward, very intuitive and accessible. This app can save you thousands of dollars in rehabilitation and will teach you the building blocks of maintaining a healthy lifestyle... better than any specialist has done for me."

KarenQC

Feb 25, 2023

"I first found Coach E on Youtube while searching to find help with some mobility issues. I had been to PT, doctors with partial improvement. Coach E’s approach combining strength and mobility is spot on and something you rarely see put together this way, while rehabilitating a knee, hip etc. It may not seem you are doing much but these exercises have allowed me to make drastic improvements in mobility and function over the last 12 months."

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