Learn exercises that can help you increase bone density and protect against osteopenia and osteoporosis. This bone-strengthening class led by American Council on Exercise (ACE)-certified instructor Mitch Menik each Monday will guide you through dynamic standing, stretching and chair exercises, performed with or without weights, designed to mildly stress the body. Such mild stress can […]
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Published by: National Institute on Aging Many factors influence healthy aging. Some of these, such as genetics, are not in our control. Others — like exercise, a healthy diet, going to the doctor regularly, and taking care of our mental health — are within our reach. Research supported by NIA and others has identified actions
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Increase your strength and improve your balance and flexibility. Seated and standing exercises will be performed to address posture, gait and self-confidence in mobility. Light weights may be used (dumbbells, water bottles, resistance bands or anything you have around the house). Fun music will accompany the exercises! Join this class by Zoom: Meeting ID: 841
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Diet and nutrition tips to get a flat stomach once and for all Published by: AARP Researchers agree: Belly fat, specifically something called visceral fat, is harmful to your health. This fat in the belly area can lead to health problems including cardiac disease, type 2 diabetes, cancer, dementia, and stroke. What’s more, it’s an
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Published by: National Institute on Aging Almost anyone, at any age, can do some type of physical activity. You can still exercise even if you have a health condition like heart disease, arthritis, chronic pain, high blood pressure, or diabetes. In fact, physical activity may help. For most older adults, physical activities like brisk walking,
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Four tips for seniors to stay motivated to exercise Published by: National Institute on Aging Physical activity is a great way for seniors to gain substantial health benefits and maintain their independence. Try to make exercise a priority. Remember that being active is one of the most important things you can do every day to
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Fit Fusion is a high-energy blend of cardio, strengthening, and stretching exercises. Some movements will be done using a chair for support. Music will help you forget you’re exercising! Grab a pair of light weights (dumbbells, water bottles, or anything you have around the house!) and join us for this fun workout! This class is
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This gentle, slow, flowing form of exercise can be done seated as well as standing, by people of all ages and all abilities. Taiji Fit is easy to follow along and easy to do. There is no right or left, no right or wrong. Just move, breathe, and flow. Click or tap to join this
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