Flexibility Workouts for Seniors
Improving flexibility is vital if you want to maintain strong muscles and healthy joints. You’ll also have better workouts, better posture, and you’ll be able to perform your daily activities with ease!
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Improving flexibility is vital if you want to maintain strong muscles and healthy joints. You’ll also have better workouts, better posture, and you’ll be able to perform your daily activities with ease!
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Sitting at a desk all day doesn’t sound strenuous, but it can cause the body to feel stiff and knots to form. Just like it’s important to stretch after a workout, it’s important to stretch if you’re sitting in the same position for multiple hours a day. It will help get the blood flowing, loosen up the muscles and calm the mind after a long day’s work.
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We look into the best exercises for ankylosing spondylitis.
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Exercises don’t need to be complicated – in fact, most of the upcoming examples could be done while watching TV without the aid of exercise equipment. Healthline.com says those aged 65-and older should get 150-minutes of moderate intensity aerobic activity per week – so here are 12 easy but effective exercises for people in their golden years.
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Getting in a full body workout in a tight space can be challenging, but not impossible. Follow this workout designed specifically for tight spaces and minimal equipment.
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Using a foam roller, massages out your muscles and tendons, breaking down the tight knots of fascia, loosening up soft tissue adhesions and scar tissue, and encouraging fresh blood flow and circulation to your muscles for faster recovery time.
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