Health and Fitness information to help people over 50 look and feel younger, lose weight and prevent many of the diseases & conditions associated with aging
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The following workout uses both weight training and bodyweight exercises to develop your overall strength. Beginners can do their training in the traditional bodybuilding way – 3 sets of each exercise with a 2-minute rest in between. However, true CrossFit at-home exercise for over 50 typicall...
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over 50. There is a link between muscle mass and metabolism. As we age we lose muscle mass, it is important to find activities that will incorporate weight training to build muscle. It is also important to understand the need to increase muscle and bone strength to prevent falls and ...
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Fitness is not about pumping the most iron or performing the most reps, it is about teaching your body how to move efficiently, using all of your muscles groups, and sustaining these movements over time. Exercise including strength training should be approached as a gradual lifetime process. Th...
Speed was assessed with the 20-m linear sprint test. After an acoustic signal, the children had to sprint out of a frontal erect posture as fast as they could over a distance of 20 m for two times; the faster test trial was used in the analysis. The shortest time for sprinting the ...
1. High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) has been the darling of the fitness scene for a few years now. Fundamentally, it involves repetitions of short bursts of intense, 'maximal effort' exercise; usually for anywhere between 20 to 40 seconds. ...
More than one third of Americans say they prefer low intensity/impact training exclusively. Those who do credit the relaxing benefits and ability to work on strength and endurance without the risk of getting injured as the top reasons why. ...