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Join us for the 32nd Annual National Senior Health & Fitness Day

Wednesday, May 28, 2025 This event is the nation's largest annual health and wellness event for older adults. It is celebrated as part of Older Americans Month. As a senior, feeling well is the best return on your health investment. Regular physical activity helps to improve the health of older adults. Stay active with this… Continue reading Join us for the 32nd Annual National Senior Health & Fitness Day

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Your Body on Exercise

Regular physical exercise is crucial for aging individuals as it helps maintain balance, independence, stamina, and overall mood. It also aids in controlling arthritis, preventing diseases, and improving living with debilitating conditions. The heart, brain, bones, joints, waistline, and cancer risk all benefit from regular exercise. Older adults are advised to engage in specific types of exercise regularly for optimal health.

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Strength Training Basics After 40 – How to Prevent Muscle Loss with Resistance Training

Muscle loss begins after age 40, but resistance training can counteract this while enhancing bone health. This training improves strength, promotes mobility, and fosters quality of life. Starting gradually is essential, with progressive overload ensuring effectiveness. Exercises should be tailored to individual needs, with medical advice recommended prior to beginning a regimen.

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Get Strong – Stay Young!

After age forty, individuals often experience muscle loss, known as sarcopenia, leading to diminished strength and vitality. However, strength training can reverse this decline, enhancing energy levels, improving body composition, and boosting metabolism. Regular strength exercises, combined with proper warm-up and stretching, promote overall health and well-being.