What is the primary purpose of the glider in FSM?

The primary purpose of the glider in Functional Stability Movement (FSM) is to facilitate smooth movements. The glider allows for seamless transitions and fluid motion during exercises, which is essential for maintaining proper form and alignment. This smoothness is crucial for executing movements correctly and effectively, making it easier for practitioners to focus on their body mechanics without the distraction of jolts or interruptions that could otherwise occur with more rigid or unstable equipment.

In FSM, the emphasis is on controlling movement patterns and optimizing function, which the glider supports by eliminating friction and providing a stable surface for exercise. By enhancing the fluidity of motions, users can effectively engage in dynamic movements that promote overall coordination and stability in their workouts.