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Four Ways Older Adults Can Get Back To Exercising – Without the Worry Of An Injury
By Helen Branthwaite Your Health

Four Ways Older Adults Can Get Back To Exercising – Without the Worry Of An Injury

We naturally lose muscle mass as we get older. This process starts around the age of 36, and by the time we are 80 we’ve lost about 50% of our muscle mass. Long periods of inactivity can also cause us to lose a greater amount of muscle mass than we might normally. This has been […]

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The Importance of Good Balance After 50
By Eric Leckie, PT Senior

The Importance of Good Balance After 50

Balance is one of those bodily functions that most people take for granted until they no longer have it. It’s something we learn from a young age, but as we get older, our muscles and joints get more stiff which inevitably affects our balance. Here’s a deeper look into the 10 reasons why it is important to maintain balance after the age of 50.

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Seated Strength Training Workout for Seniors (With Video)
By Meredith Chen Fitness News & Advice

Seated Strength Training Workout for Seniors (With Video)

As we age, our bodies ability to produce the proteins that the muscles need to grow decreases. When protein production falls, individual muscle cells get smaller. This is why it’s so important for seniors to do strength training. Follow along to this video of sitting strength training exercises for seniors.

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