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Beginner Exercises 

 

1.Isometrics:  

 

Start in the afore mentioned position with your 
knees bent and head resting in the centre of the 
resistance band. Tuck your chin in slightly and 
gently push the back of your head towards the 
floor. Let the muscles at the back of your neck do 
the work.  
Hold for 6 to 10 seconds breathing slowly, then 
relax for 6 to 10 seconds and repeat. Keep the 
muscles at the front of your neck relaxed during 
the exercise. 
 

2.Eyes with Neck:

  

 
Tuck your chin in slightly and gently push the back 
of your head towards the floor. Holding your head 
still, move your eyes to the right for 3 to 10 
seconds then to the left for 3 to 10 seconds. Start with 3 second holds and increase over 
time as you get stronger. 
 

3.Eye Quadrants:  

 

As you advance you can you can include quadrants to your eye exercises. With your 
head pushed towards the floor, move your gaze to the top right corner of your eye  
sockets, hold 3 to 10 seconds, then move them to the top left corner of the eye sockets. 
Again start with 3 second holds and increase to 10 seconds as your strength improves. 
 

Intermediate Exercises 

 

1.Neck Stability with Movement:  

 

Tuck your chin in slightly and gently push the back of your head towards the floor. Turn 
your eyes to the right, then slowly turn your head to the right as far as you are  
comfortable, then slowly return to the centre. Now turn your eyes left and slowly turn your 
head to the left, then slowly return to the centre. 
 

2.Fixed Point Gaze with Stability:

  

 
Tuck your chin in as far as you are comfortable and gently push the back of your head 
towards the floor. Focus your eyes on a fixed point directly above you.  
Maintain your focus on the fixed point and your head's distance from the floor, whilst 
turning your head slowly to the right, and slowly back to the centre. Repeat the exercise 
with your eyes fixed turning your head slowly to the left. 

 

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