Exercise & Fitness
8-Minute TONED ARM Workout 🔥 3 Pound Weights 🔥 All Standing
Warm-up: Workout: Tricep dips: Bicep curls: Front raises: Lateral raises: Reverse flyes: Cool-down: You can do this workout as many times as you like, but it is recommended to start with 2-3 times per week. As you get stronger, you can increase the number of repetitions or sets, or add more weight.
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7-Minute Yoga Workout for Older Adults
The 7-minute workout is a high-intensity circuit training (HICT) routine that became popular in 2013 after an article was published in the New York Times. It consists of 12 exercises done for 30 seconds each, with 10 seconds of rest in between. The exercises are designed to work all major muscle groups, and the intensity…
Read More14 MINUTE BACK WORKOUT FOR STRONGER BACK + BETTER POSTURE | NO EQUIPMENT | BEGINNER + INTERMEDIATE
When you’re doing a back workout, it’s important to focus on using good form and controlled movements. Don’t use too much weight, and make sure you’re feeling the burn in your back muscles, not your arms or shoulders. Here are some tips for getting the most out of your back workout: With a consistent back…
Read MoreNo Neck Pain Abs Workout | 10 Min Ab Workout (NECK + BACK FRIENDLY!)
Additional tips: Here are some additional resources that you may find helpful: Remember, consistency is key to achieving results. By incorporating these exercises into your routine and focusing on proper form, you can strengthen your abs without suffering from neck pain.
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15-minute Workout for Older Adults
Warm-up (2 minutes) Workout (10 minutes) Cool-down (3 minutes) Tips:
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Heart Health 1 Mile Walk at Home (Low Impact! 20 minutes!)
You can also add some variety to your walk by doing some different exercises, such as arm circles, leg swings, and jumping jacks. Here are some of the benefits of doing a heart health 1 mile walk at home: If you are new to walking, start slowly and gradually increase the distance and intensity of…
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