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Proprioception is the sense that tells your body where it is in space through sensory receptor located in our skin, muscles and joints.
Proprioceptive input calm your nervous system.
Proprioceptive activities are exercises or tasks designed to stimulate the proprioceptive system, helping to improve body awareness, coordination, and balance.

These activities can be particularly beneficial for children with sensory processing issues, or anyone looking to enhance their motor skills. Deep pressure, massage, heavy weight, push and pull exercise, jumping activities, obstacle course and sensory bins are best example for proprioceptive input.

Incorporating these activities into daily routines or therapy sessions can help enhance proprioceptive awareness and contribute to overall motor skills development. Like what you see? Interested in learning more, or taking further action to increase your knowledge?

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