This Is How You Can Create a Successful Senior Community Walking Program
Everyone can benefit from adding more movement to their daily routine. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than half of Americans don't exercise enough. Walking is a way for people of all ages to start exercising, and a community walking...
5 Reasons People Living with Chronic Pain Should Follow an Exercise Routine
Pain that last more than 12 weeks is considered chronic. Chronic pain affects nearly half of people over 65. A modified exercise plan can help.
3 Simple Ways to Prevent Dehydration in Seniors
It is common knowledge that more than half of your body is composed of water. That is because every cell contains a small amount of water. However, some of the most important organs—including the brain, heart, and kidneys—are more than 75 percent water. This is...
How Exercise Can Protect Against Dementia
Slight cognitive decline is a normal part of aging. However, more pronounced difficulties, such as short-term memory loss and confusion, are considered abnormal. Researchers believe that advanced cognitive decline occurs due to changes in the brain and the...
5 Surprising Signs of Healthy Aging
As Americans are increasingly living well into their 80s and 90s, the fitness industry has increased its focus on helping people maintain their physical health during their senior years. Older people who engage in an active, healthy lifestyle can maintain their...
Upper Body Mobility and Stability – More Than Just Perfect Posture
Physical fitness is defined by several different factors, including endurance, flexibility, and stamina. Two of the most important aspects of physical health include body mobility and stability. What Are Body Mobility and Stability? There are several...
Get Out and Get Active! 5 Ways Exercise Lowers Diabetes Risks
In the United States, one out of every 10 people has some form of diabetes. When left untreated, diabetes can cause serious complications, including organ failure and nerve damage. While some forms of diabetes are genetic, type 2 diabetes is a non-congenital form of...
5 Things to Know before Your First Personal Training Session
For many people, starting a new fitness routine is intimidating. A personal trainer can be a terrific resource. Trainers create custom workout plans for people at all stages of their fitness journey. A personal trainer can also help you maintain your motivation and...
6 Benefits of Working with an In-Home Personal Trainer
While a regular fitness routine is key to physical health, exercises need to be done correctly to avoid injury. Inexperienced gymgoers or people with specific weight loss or fitness goals benefit from working with a personal trainer. Personal trainers are certified...
5 Things Seniors Should Know Before Starting a New Exercise Plan
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recommends exercise routines for most seniors over 65. Despite the benefits of engaging in moderate exercise several times a week, three-quarters of seniors do not undertake any physical activity. Seniors looking to...