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6/3/2015

Why is Exercise important?

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Healthy living is choice in this 21st century. Several times our senior friends ask why do they have pain or stiffness. Although it is the process of aging, it also depends on on daily living style and eating habits. Seniors who exercise gain physical, mental and emotional benefits that they would not get by sitting still.

Whether it is gardening, walking or cleaning, regular exercise improves seniors’ well-being. Fitness is not something we should retire from because we reach a certain age. Endurance, muscle strength and flexibility matter throughout our lives.

There are many testimonies that seniors who stay active:
  • Have more energy and endurance
  • Improve flexibility and balance, which lowers the risk of fall
  • Prevent heart disease, diabetes and other serious health problems
  • Decrease back and joint pain
  • Better circulation
  • Reduce their chances for depression
  • Remain independent longer because they maintain strength and mobility
  • Gains positive attitude
  • Improve sleeping habit.
  • Helps to socialize and meet new people.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     ​
Motivate yourself to try all different kinds of exercises and movement.  Aerobic, flexibility exercises, strength training and relaxation techniques are the general exercise we encourage to try. Combining these four components helps seniors maximize health benefits and keep their routine interesting. Exercise Slowly and safely!    ​
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  • Home
  • About
    • Service Area
    • Staff
    • Board >
      • Board Description/Application
    • Annual Report
  • Programs
    • Calendar
    • Intake Form
  • Services
    • Live Well at Home Screenings
    • Volunteer Support
    • Homemaker
    • In-Home Foot Care
    • Community Outreach
    • Caregiver Support
    • Service Coordination
  • Resources
    • Caregivers
    • Exercise
    • Faith Communities
    • Financial Advice
    • Food Delivery
    • Food Shelves
    • Foot Care
    • Groceries
    • Handy People - Home Modifications
    • Hospitals and Clinics
    • Housing & Assisted Living
    • Legal Assistance
    • Medical Devices
    • Mental Health
    • Senior Groups & Activities
    • Services at other Metro Area Agencies
    • Technology & Learning
    • Transportation
    • Veteran's Services
    • Veterinary Services
  • Newsletters
  • Donate
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