Flexibility Exercises for Seniors are just as important as Strength training, Endurance & Balance.
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The importance of Stretching for the elderly or those in their 50s and older cannot be undermined when it comes to full-body flexibility.
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Flexibility and Stretching exercises for seniors on regular basis have been shown in studies to help increase stability and, as a result, joint range of motion.
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- Do not confuse stretching with a warmup. - Do not try to copy or match anyone while stretching. - Bouncing is not associated with stretching
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There are various forms of exercise programs like HIIT, Aerobics, Zumba, weight lifting, resistance exercises and boxing etc.
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- Welcomes Positivity - Increased Stamina - Lower Body Flexibility - Flexibility and Age - Anxiety Control
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Dynamic Stretching is a low-intensity stretching technique that involves moving the muscles. Dynamic stretches will lengthen your muscles .
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Don’t get frustrated if you don’t see results right away; being more agile requires time and commitment. Regular flexibility exercises can yield benefits over time.
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NEXT: Easy Balance Exercises for Seniors These benefits can minimize your risk of falling or injuring yourself.
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