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Most physical activities are made easier by having strong core muscles.Many activities, such as swinging a golf club, reaching for a glass from the top shelf, and bending down to tie your shoes, are made easier by strong core muscles. Strong core muscl...

According to the guidelines, adults should engage in at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity every week. Researchers looked at activity data from 577,909 adults who were monitored for an average of nine years from 1998 to 2018. ...

“Virtually the whole industry recognizes that offering in-person and remote programming—a full spectrum of programming—is a terrific strategy to reach more older folks, to promote access and equity,” said Jennifer Tripken, associate director of the Center of Healthy Aging at t...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention produces a report on Physical Activity and Health for Persons with Disabilities to assist us understand why this is important."Physical activity does not have to be difficult to reap health advantages." Seniors Exerc...

It is critical for your health to remain active in your later years. The recommended 150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity per week for healthy adults over the age of 65 can help keep muscles strong and allow people to participate in all of their favorite activities. But,...

Today we thank The Renaissance Retirement Residence in Victoria, BC for joining the Stronger Seniors Chair Exercise family. The Renaissance has been serving seniors for 22 years in beautiful British Columbia.   Chair Exercise Video for Seniors

Stretching keeps the muscles flexible, strong, and healthy, and we need that flexibility to maintain a range of motion in the joints. Without it, the muscles shorten and become tight. Then, when you call on the muscles for activity, they are weak and unable to extend all th...

Balance is something most people take for granted until it’s challenged by a medical condition, medication or advanced age, which dulls our balance senses and causes most seniors to gradually become less stable on their feet over time.

Presently 96, Gray isn't quitting at any point in the near future. She walks several miles most days, and contends in around three 5Ks consistently. She thanks walking for keeping her physically sound.

In the time of Covid, we've made numerous changes in accordance with our every day lives. Quite possibly the most difficult things has been keeping up or in any event, setting up sound exercise propensities. A blast of alternatives have hit the ...