After the age of 30, the typical person loses muscle at the rate of 1-2 percent a year. It is never too late to stop that loss and even rebuild muscle. Using bodyweight, bands, and dumbbells, we will build strength to make all of your daily activities easier…and have some fun too! Trainer: Deb Gunn […]
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During this exercise class, activate the joints and muscles to become limber and increase balance. Have your dumbbells, water bottles, soup cans, or towels ready to use for resistance. Trainer: Mary Breyette, CCE Clinton Senior Fitness Educator Join this class by Zoom: https://seniorplanet.zoom.us/j/82933065491 Meeting ID: 829 3306 5491
Increase your strength and improve your balance and flexibility. Seated and standing exercises will 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! What to Have Ready: A Chair Weights (Optional) Resistance Band (Optional)
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Increase your strength and improve your balance and flexibility. Seated and standing exercises will 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! What to Have Ready: A Chair Weights (Optional) Resistance Band (Optional)
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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! What to Have Ready: A Chair Weights (Optional)
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Published by: National Institute on Aging Most people tend to focus on one type of exercise or activity and think they’re doing enough. Research has shown that it’s important to get all four types of exercise: endurance, strength, balance, and flexibility. Each one has different benefits. Doing one kind also can improve your ability to
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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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Exercises and better ergonomics while using a computer can help you minimize the risk Published by: www.aarp.org Whether it’s a tennis swing that causes a sudden tearing sensation in your shoulder or a slip and fall on the ice that leaves you unable to lift your arm, shoulder injuries are a common problem for adults
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