SEATED STRENGTH TRAINING FOR SENIORS: Best Strength Exercises for Building Balance, Mobility and Flexibility, Reclaim Strength, fall prevention, Stamina and Rehabilitation

by ALICE PAUL (Author)

Seated strength training exercises for seniors are perfect for targeting the major muscles of the lower and also the upper body. Performing these workouts will help you build strength in these areas and get your hips, thighs, knees and feet in good shape even helps you to Increase flexibility, Reclaim Strength, fall prevention, Stamina and improve mobility of your legs among seniors. This book is meant for elderly individuals who want or wish to stay active in their exercises mostly at home to Build mobility and flexibility, Balance, Stability, Prevent falls, and reclaim Strength. These are kinds of exercises that are done while seated to workout both your upper as well as the lower body which is beneficial for persons with limited and restricted mobility.

A low-impact workout may be obtained by stretching arms and legs while seated on a chair. This form of physical exercise helps older individuals that have mobility or balance issues while also improving its strength in the lower body for those with leg pains.
Research study shows that nearly 65 percent of elderly persons that is above the age of 60 starts to have difficulty moving around on their own as well as find it so challenging to obtain even a little amount of exercise during the day. Seated strength exercises are the perfect replacement for regular exercises for seniors. These exercises are straightforward to do.
People who are older than 65 years need to engage in at least 150-300 minutes of physical intensity exercises each week, as well as muscle-strengthening activities at least up to 2-5 times a week according to Research Institutes. In addition, studies show that people between the age of 65 to 70 years above are at risk of imbalance or fall and they should incorporate some form of balance training into their exercise routine.

Seated strength exercises, according to the Institute of Health and fitness for elderly individuals (IHFE), gaining strength through exercises is quite effective for seniors when done correctly, as they allow you to train all of your body's muscles. The secret to a successful chair-based workout is to keep it simple and also to Include exercises that engage as several muscle groups as possible while enabling you to stay seated.

Frequent exercise (at least 35-60 minutes per day) can help an older adult's heart stay healthy while also preventing strokes, heart problems, falls and imbalance, high blood pressure, as well as chronic illnesses like dementia. Although not everyone who is above the age of 60 or 75 years can move quickly or even get out of their chair, this does not prevent them from exercising while making use of a chair as a tool to exercise, you may undertake a variety of routine activities.

When a senior make use of a normal chair, they can still get all of the aforementioned benefits.
As we grow and become older in life, our body structure changes, as well as our health status start declining naturally. However, elderly individuals still need to get fit, stay in good shape, and also live healthy lifestyles. Some of these workouts allow your pelvis, lower back, hips, as well as abdominal muscles to work properly. This improves your balance, posture, or even stability in everyday activities as well as in the field of fitness exercise.

This book will help you to achieve the following in the shortest period of time:

• Exercises that will improve your fitness for seniors.
• Exercises for seniors that will improve mobility and flexibility.
• No-equipment exercises except resistance band and dumbbell.
• Building strong core muscles, balance, and prevent falling among older individuals.
• Exercises for elderly people.
• Exercises to boost your Muscles, Health Fitness, and Reclaim your body balance or posture back.