Inclusion Criteria:  home-dwelling elderly, aged 65 years or more Identified to be at low to moderate risk of falling  Risk of falling will be assessed according to a combination of subjective and objective evaluation. Subjective questions from the STEADI (stopping elderly accidents death, and injuries), an algorithm for fall risk screening, assessment, and intervention, developed by the American Center for Disease Control and Prevention, relate to (1) Feels unsteady when standing/walking, (2) Worries about falling, and (3) Has fallen no more than 3 times in the past year.  An additional inclusion criterion is scoring 21 or more in the Mini-Best test (a balance test).  Exclusion Criteria:  Subjects suffering from severe musculoskeletal pain or disorders that will limit completion of the assessment procedure such as pain limiting weight-bearing for no longer than a few minutes Unstable cardiovascular/pulmonary disease Unbalanced diabetes Neurological diseases such as stroke, Parkinson's, or multiple sclerosis Use of a walking aid (except for a cane) visual or hearing impairment that will not allow the use of technology for remote practice A score lower than 21/30 on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment score (MoCA), High risk of falling on the balance test (Mini-BESTest ≤ 20)  Comment: exclusion criteria will be based on self-report and completed at the initial baseline assessment