Tandem forward walk
Go to one end of a hall and place one foot in front of the other so that the heel of one foot touches the toes of the other foot. Walk down the hall in tandem walk. It is important that with each step the heel of one foot touches the toes of the other. If you make a mistake, just place one foot in front of the other and continue down the hall. When you reach the other side stand normally. Rest,repeat 5 times

Balance exercise #7

Tandem Stand
Stand about one and a half feet away from the counter. Place one foot directly in front of the other foot so that the heel of one foot is just touching the toes of the other foot. Try to stay as still as possible. Do not move your feet around to maintain balance. Rest repeat 5 times.

Balance Exercise #6

Floor Tap
Stand on your left foot with a slight bend in knee and hip. Maintain your balance as you slowly bend forward hinging at your hips, to tap the floor with your hand right hand. Slowly return to standing upright on your leg left leg. Keep your abdominals tight for stability as you tap the floor. Repeat three to five times on each side. To make the exercise easier,lightly rest your hand on a wall or other stable object to help maintain balance. To add difficulty, stand on a minitrampoline ,exercise mat, foam block or other such surface as you perform the floor taps.

Balance Exercise #5

TIPTOES
Stand with feet up to hip-width apart. Lift heels off the floor and put weight on the balls of your feet. Tighten your abdominal and maintain your balance while up on your toes, look to your right and back to the center, look left and back to the center. Move your head slowly. Find a point in front of you as a reference point and look at it whenever you return to center.
Keep your abdominal tight throughout the exercise to maintain stability at your core. To make this easier, stay flat-footed on the ground instead of rising to tiptoes. To challenge yourself, stand on an exercise mat or other soft surface or try closing your eyes. Repeat two or five times.

Balance Exercise #4

Single Leg Stance To The Back
Stand with feet straight and hip-width apart. Draw -in belly button and squeeze butt muscles. Balance on one leg and lift other directly beside it. Extend hip or lifted leg backward, keep knee straight, point toe, hold 5 seconds. Return to start then repeat to other side.

Balance Exercise #3

Side Leg Raise
Stand next to a sturdy surface like a chair.If you need to use your fingertips to balance, do so. Raise one leg off the floor to the side, and hold it 6 to 12 inches off the floor, then lower it. Do not bend forward at the waist (engage your core). Repeat 10 to 15 times per leg. Make this more difficult by removing your fingertips from the chair(if you are using it) and even more difficult by closing your eyes.

Balance Exercise #2

Single Leg Balance
Stand with your feet about shoulder width apart and place your hands on your hips.Draw your belly button. Lift one leg off the ground and right beside the balanced leg squeeze the buttocks of the balanced leg. Keep your hips level and hold for 5 to 20 seconds. Repeat with other leg. If this difficult, support yourself by gently holding on to a chair or wall.

Single Leg Hip Rotation
Stand with your feet about shoulder width apart, place your hands on hips. Draw your belly button in and contract your buttocks, maintain this throughout the exercise. Lift one leg off the ground and right beside the balanced leg. Keep hips level and rotate at the hips to the side opposite of the balanced leg and hold for 2 second. Return back to start and repeat with one leg.