Fitness

We tend to start slowing down our activities once the fall arrives. It’s a bit cooler outside and our thoughts turn to more indoor things to do. But it doesn’t mean we should stop completely.

Experts agree that older adults can gain tremendous benefits from low-impact workouts, including better sleep, reduced anxiety, and a lowered risk of serious illnesses like heart disease, Type II diabetes, and depression.

Exercise is a powerful tool for cholesterol reduction. We asked a professional trainer about how it’s done.

We’ve got 14 activities to help you improve your balance, build strength and increase coordination so you can reduce your risk of falls.

Experts confirm that, when practiced under the guidance of a qualified instructor, yoga is actually a great method of exercise that offers countless benefits for seniors.

While most seniors won’t be running marathons, there is no reason why they can’t still enjoy and benefit from a regular exercise regime. Even a few minutes a few times a week can make a great difference.

As the aging population continues to soar in the U.S., so does the prevalence of obesity among these senior citizens. With the number of people aged 65 and above expected to double in 2050, the necessary interventions must be made to address obesity among seniors.

Here are six user-friendly and highly beneficial exercises that seniors can do at home.

With some creativity (and these helpful tips) you can turn this time of uncertainty into an opportunity to nurture your physical and mental health.

Falls are a serious risk to seniors, but activities like yoga can help improve balance and reduce the risk of falling. Learn how yoga can improve your balance and keep you safe.