#Senior Workout

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Invest 2-minutes to get strong, to get shapely and to get serious about self-care.    Easy Ab Workout With No Sit-ups, No Crunches, No Planks, No LegLifts: Ka...

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10 min HOME WALKING WORKOUT FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE/SENIORS. BEGINNER FRIENDLY 100% [Video]

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Gentle Workout for Seniors Stay Active 2024 02 17

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How to Use Resistance Bands in a Senior Workout How to Use Resistance Bands in a Senior Workout Resistance bands are incredibly versatile and effective tools for senior workouts. These elastic bands, which come in various resistance levels, offer a safe and low-impact way for seniors to build strength, improve flexibility, and enhance overall fitness. In this article, we’ll explore…

How to Use Resistance Bands in a Senior Workout

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Fitness for seniors

As we age, our bodies start to experience more health problems and get weaker. But that doesn't mean that senior citizens need to sit still.

In fact, staying active and fit is one of the best things they can do for their physical, emotional, and mental health. Many senior citizens may think that they're too old or too frail to exercise, but that's not the case. There are many low-impact activities that are specifically designed for seniors, such as walking, water aerobics, chair yoga, and tai chi.

These exercises can help improve mobility, flexibility, and balance, reduce pain and stiffness, and prevent falls. One of the best benefits of fitness for seniors is that it can help prevent and manage chronic diseases such as arthritis, diabetes, and heart disease.

Exercise can also improve mental health by reducing stress, anxiety, and depression, and boosting mood and self-esteem. But where should seniors start? Before starting any fitness program, seniors should consult with their doctor to ensure that they are healthy enough for exercise. They should also start slowly and gradually build up their endurance and strength. It's also important to stay hydrated and stop any exercise that causes pain or discomfort.

Seniors can also benefit from working with a personal trainer or joining a senior fitness class. A personal trainer can create a customized workout plan that fits their specific needs and goals, while a fitness class can provide a supportive and social environment that encourages regular exercise.

In addition to exercise, seniors should also focus on a healthy diet and getting enough sleep. Eating a balanced diet that includes plenty of fruits, vegetables, lean protein, and whole grains can provide the nutrients needed to fuel the body and reduce the risk of chronic diseases. Getting enough sleep can help seniors feel rested, energized, and ready to tackle their daily workouts.

In conclusion, staying fit and active is essential for seniors to maintain their physical, emotional, and mental health. With the right exercise program, seniors can improve their mobility, flexibility, and balance, prevent and manage chronic diseases, and boost their mood and self-esteem. So if you're a senior or know someone who is, encourage them to start moving and enjoy all the benefits that fitness has to offer.

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Flex, Stretch and Compute

As we sit at the computer our shoulders are usually forward and we are hunched over for extended periods of time.  Our bodies are not designed to sit all day. Sitting for long periods of time (10 hours or more per day) has a negative effect on health: circulation decreases, muscles tire, and tasks become more uncomfortable to perform.

It can cause pain and tightness in the back and neck, tingling in the extremities and poor posture. 

Also, sitting after eating a meal causes high blood sugar spikes. Instead move around after eating to cut the sugar spikes in half … move around, clean the kitchen, walk the dog.

Incorrect computer posture habits combined with long-term sitting may cause medical problems such as:  cumulative trauma disorder (CTD) or repetitive stress injury (RSI).

Reduce these effects of long term sitting; take breaks; switch things up:

Below are examples of some exercises / stretches that can be performed without leaving your desk area.  Set your timer to take breaks and go for it!  Start small and slowly work your way up to more movement.

Neck Flexors, Sitting or Standing

Stand (or sit) head comfortable in a centered position.

Draw in chin pulling head straight back.  Keep jaw and eyes level.

Hold this position for 5 to 7 seconds.  Release. 

Repeat.

Side/Torso – Standing Bend

Stand with feet together and palms overhead touching.

Bend body to one side as far as possible.

Hold 5 to 7 seconds.

Resume original position.

Bend body to the other side as far as possible.

Hold 5 to 7 seconds.

Resume original position.

Chest Scapula Adduction with Pectorals

Stand in a doorframe, palms against frame and arms at 90 degrees.

Lean forward, squeezing shoulder blades together.

Hold 7 to 10 seconds.

Release, then repeat.

Hip Flexors/Quadriceps Stretch

Stand, may use chair as a support.

Slowly bend left leg feeling the stretch.

Hold for 7 to 10 seconds.

Release.

Repeat with other leg.

Dorsiflexion and Plantar Flexion, sitting

Sitting with feet on the floor.

Point toes up while keeping heels on the floor.

Hold position 5 to 7 seconds.

Now, press toes to the floor while raising heels.

Hold position 5 to 7 seconds.

Repeat several times.

Upper/Mid Back Stretch, sitting

Sitting in chair with knees apart, bend forward toward the floor.

Feel the stretch in the lower back.

Hold 7 to 10seconds.

Sit upright.

Repeat.

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Resistance Band Exercises for Seniors

In this article, we’ll explore the many benefits of resistance band exercises for seniors, providing you with practical tips, safety guidelines, and easy-to-follow exercises to help you improve strength, mobility, and overall health as you age.

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Now go ahead and sit your way to fitness!

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Beginner-Friendly Senior Workouts

Discover beginner-friendly senior workouts with Yes2Next, designed to help older adults build strength, improve flexibility, and stay active. These easy-to-follow exercises support overall health and wellness, perfect for seniors starting their fitness journey.

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GET FIT OVER 50 WITH THESE EASY CHAIR WORKOUTS

Getting Fit Over 50: Embrace Easy Chair Workouts Join me as I take on the challenge of getting fit over 50 with these easy chair workouts. Let’s see how much progress we can make! As we age, our bodies undergo various changes that can make it more difficult to stay active. One of the biggest misconceptions is that you need to be in a gym surrounded by heavy weights and complicated equipment to…

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Building Leg Strength: Fitness Tips for Older Adults [Video]

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Senior workout videos are a fantastic resource for older adults to stay fit, active, and healthy from the comfort of their homes. These videos are tailored to meet the unique needs of seniors, focusing on low-impact exercises that enhance balance, strength, flexibility, and overall mobility. More: https://yes2next.com/free-workout-videos

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15-minute senior workout

A 15-minute senior workout is perfect to improve balance, flexibility, and overall mobility. These short, focused sessions are designed to target essential muscle groups, enhance coordination, and reduce the risk of falls. More: https://yes2next.com/fitness-joy/15-minute-balance-workout

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