Not only is swimming a fun recreational activity and a good way to cool off on hot days, but it is also a great form of exercise for older adults and their caregivers. It is a low impact sport, which is helpful for those who have conditions such as arthritis or those with sports injuries.…
One in four people who are aged 65 and older have diabetes. Additionally, half of older adults have prediabetes, which is a condition that features higher-than-normal levels of blood glucose. Prediabetes can lead to having type 2 diabetes unless it is controlled using a lifestyle and diet change. It is scary that most people are…
The need for companionship, support, and love is not something that goes away as we age. In fact, staying socially active is especially important for older adults. With age, people tend to become less active. Seniors can settle into inactive routines and become more sedentary as time passes. In order to maintain their health, older…
The fitness world has long been divided into two categories: exercises for the young and exercises for the old. Today, however, seniors are reclaiming their fitness rights, emphasizing safe and effective exercises they can use to stay fit while living independently at home or in an assisted living community. No matter your age, you can take…
Getting started with an exercise routine can be intimidating, especially if you’re not used to regular physical activity. If you’re worried about injuries, losing endurance too quickly, or simply being too slow, don’t worry—you’re not alone! Losing weight and maintaining fitness are just as important in your 60s as they are in your 20s, and running is…
