Game Day Facts
- Super Bowl LX kicks off Sunday, Feb 8, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. ET from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA — Patriots vs. Seahawks.
- New England is aiming for its 7th Super Bowl title — the most in NFL history.
- This matchup is a rematch of Super Bowl XLIX (2015), one of the most memorable title games ever.
🎯 Make Movement Part of the Party
Turn commercial breaks into mini habits that help your nervous system and body:
1️⃣ TV Timeout Tip-Toss
• During every TV timeout, do 10 quick balance taps (front, back, left, right).
Fun fact: Micro-balance shifts sharpen proprioception and groove coordination patterns.
2️⃣ Field Goal Flicks
• Every time a team scores, do a 20-second single-leg stance (switch halfway).
Important: This is real-world balance practice that’s functional, not just “exercise.”
3️⃣ Halftime Head Turns
• During halftime show: stand up and do 3 sets of seated head-turn walking (just walking in place with side-to-side head turns).
Educate: This trains your VOR so moving visuals (like TV motion) don’t overwhelm you.
4️⃣ Commercial Core Challenge
• For each 30-second ad: a dead bug set — slow reps with quality breathing.
Teach: Deep core control protects your spine and improves stability — perfect for long sit-times.
🥦 Healthy Game Day Habits
• Mix snacks with movement reminders — stretch every time someone says “touchdown.”
• Encourage mindful breathing during tense moments (like close calls).
Fun fact: Slow diaphragmatic breathing helps calm vestibular-linked anxiety and keeps dizziness in check.
🏆 Wrap It Up With Purpose
The Super Bowl isn’t just about football — it’s a chance to embed micro-movement into shared experiences, so balance becomes part of life, not something you only do on the mat.