You can't stop yourself from growing old,
but you can keep your body in great shape as you get older!
but you can keep your body in great shape as you get older!
Studies have now proven that the natural aging process can be slowed and even reversed under the right conditions.
People between the ages of 30 and 70 with many of the symptoms; conditions that were traditionally associated with normal aging are in fact the result of sedentary lifestyles.
Our life expectancy in this day and age is much longer. 50 is the new 30, and while you may be eligible for some senior citizen discounts, you don't have to think of this stage of your life as the beginning of the end.
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1. Cardiovascular exercises: take a brisk walk in the park, go swimming, dancing, jogging, recumbent bicycles and even a few jumping jacks. Try a fun dance class, Zumba is so popular and burns lots of calories.
2. Strength exercises: are an effective way to build muscle mass and maintain your body’s weight. Did you know that there are roughly 300,000 cases of broken hip bones due to elderly people losing their balance and falling over?
Doing a few balance exercises can help to strengthen those muscles responsible for supporting you body and keeping you mobile. It’s important that you work with a professional that can help you to put together a strength training program designed for you.
Doing a few balance exercises can help to strengthen those muscles responsible for supporting you body and keeping you mobile. It’s important that you work with a professional that can help you to put together a strength training program designed for you.
3. Stretching and flexibility exercises are needed to keep your joints working smoothly and stop them from ceasing up. These particular exercises help to increase the amount of movements that your body can perform. Warming up the muscles and joints should be done before any workout to prevent injury and decrease the amount of pain you feel in your muscles.
It’s important along with exercise to have a Healthy Diet. What you are putting into your body has a great effect on your health. Many people believe that they don’t need to eat healthy or watch their diet because they don’t need to lose weight. This couldn’t be further from the truth!
You should put only the best foods in your mouth no matter how much you weigh, what size you wear, or how fit you look.
Gaining muscle fast cannot be achieved if you continue to lift the same weights each workout.
91-year-old bodybuilder Charles Eugster is proof we can continue to be healthy and strong into our 90’s and it doesn’t end there.
At 85 Charles had a crisis. He looked at himself in the mirror, and saw an old man who was overweight, his posture was terrible and there was skin hanging off of him. Charles said “I looked like a wreck’ Read Charles inspirational story here:
If you are starting an exercise program, I recommend you consult your doctor first to make sure you are of sound body. This is especially true for seniors who may have weaker bodies. When exercising, start out slow and gradually build up to a long and more intense workout as you gain strength. If you have pre-existing medical conditions, you should definitely make your personal physician aware of you decision to start working out.
"It's never too late to begin" here's another great article about Charles Eugster 90-year-old bodybuilder by Hugh Esling a fitness professional he shares more tips on senior fitness http://he123.solobis.net/yes-
