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Falls are the leading cause of injury in adults over 60—but most seniors are focusing on the wrong risk factor. Falls are a major concern for the aging population, but with the right approach, many can be avoided. This video focuses on effective fall prevention strategies, including targeted balance exercises and specific exercises for seniors designed to enhance ankle stability. Incorporating these physical therapy-recommended movements can significantly improve balance and reduce fall risk. In this video, we reveal the #1 overlooked reason seniors fall and explain exactly how to avoid it starting today. This is not about being “careful” or slowing down—it’s about fixing the real physical issue that causes sudden loss of balance, trips, and dangerous falls. You’ll learn: ✔️ The hidden weakness that increases fall risk with age ✔️ Why walking alone isn’t enough to prevent falls ✔️ Simple daily movements that improve balance and stability ✔️ How to protect your hips, knees, and spine as you age ✔️ What doctors and physical therapists focus on for fall prevention These tips are safe, practical, and senior-friendly, and can be done at home without equipment. Whether you’re in your 60s, 70s, or 80s—or caring for an aging parent—this information could help prevent a life-changing injury. 👉 Watch until the end to learn the one habit that dramatically reduces fall risk in older adults. 💬 Comment below with your age and where you’re watching from—we read and reply to comments. 🔔 Subscribe for weekly videos on: • Senior balance & fall prevention • Doctor-approved exercises for aging well • Mobility, strength, and longevity after 60 • Pain-free movement for daily life