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Seated And Standing Exercises for Beginners
Exercising with my amazing momma today! Low-impact exercises like marching in place, sit-to-stands, knee extensions, kitchen counter pushups, heel raises, and alternating Superman are ideal for seniors over 65 to enhance mobility, strength, and balance. These beginner-friendly home workouts support joint flexibility, promote circulation, and build functional strength for daily activities. #seniorfitness #fitnessforlife #homeworkout #aginggracefully
Justin Agustin
Justin Agustin 
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3 Balance Exercises You Can Do At Your Kitchen Counter
A gentle reminder that a little goes a long way. Standing alternating supermans, bird dog crunches, and heel raises at the kitchen counter are fantastic exercises to help build strength, improve balance, and boost endurance for everyday activities. These simple moves target important muscles that support standing and walking, making them ideal for sedentary people and older adults. #beginnerworkout #homeworkout #fitnessforlife
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These four exercises—walking in a square, sit to stands, balancing on one leg, and standing hamstring curls—are essential for older adults as they enhance mobility, strength, balance, and flexibility. Walking in a square improves spatial awareness and coordination, crucial for preventing falls. Sit to stands strengthen leg muscles, aiding in daily activities like rising from a chair. Balancing on one leg boosts stability, reducing the risk of falls. Standing hamstring curls enhance leg streng...
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Shuffling refers to a walking pattern where a person drags their feet instead of lifting them properly, often due to poor balance or muscle weakness. This gait can increase the risk of falls and reduce mobility. Good balance is crucial for maintaining independence and performing daily activities safely and contributes to overall physical fitness and confidence. Improving balance through exercises can enhance the quality of life by promoting stability, mobility, and reducing the fear of fallin...
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Justin Agustin 
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Walking in a square pattern helps strengthen muscles for balance, especially for seniors or sedentary individuals. This exercise targets core and lower body muscles, crucial for stability. The deliberate changes in direction enhance coordination and proprioception, reducing the risk of falls. Repeatedly navigating corners challenges the body’s balance systems, improving agility and response times. This simple yet effective routine can be done anywhere, making it accessible for those with limi...
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Improve Your Balance with these 5 Essential Exercises! Balance is key to staying active and independent! Try these 5 exercises to improve your stability. Do each exercise for 30 seconds: 1️⃣ Staggered Stance Hold: Stand with one foot slightly in front of the other, hold steady for 30 seconds. Repeat on other leg. Great for challenging your balance. 2️⃣ Heel Taps: Alternating feet, tap your heel in front of you. Helps with ankle strength and control. 3️⃣ Lateral Toe Taps: Alternating f...
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2 Essential Balance Training Exercises For Seniors
2 exercises for seniors, older adults and beginners. #SeniorFitness #balance #fallprevention #StrengthTraining #knee #HealthyAging #SeniorExercise #FunctionalFitness #ActiveAging #lowimpactmovement #aging #beginnerworkout #homeworkout #fitnessmotivation #fitnesslife #fitnesstips #exercises
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Do you struggle with walking? Do these 3 exercises in 1 minute!
Do you struggle with walking? Do these 3 exercises in 1 minute!
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These exercises not only strengthen your feet and improve balance, but they also have practical benefits for daily living. Stronger foot muscles and better balance can help with walking more steadily, reducing the risk of falls. Improved flexibility and coordination make it easier to stand up from a seated position, navigate stairs, and maintain stability when performing tasks like reaching for objects, getting dressed, or even standing for extended periods. These small, targeted movements co...
Justin Agustin
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Balance exercises are crucial seniors as they enhance stability and coordination, reducing the risk of falls. Improved balance supports better mobility and independence, allowing you to perform daily activities with confidence. These exercises also strengthen muscles, improve quality of life, and contribute to overall physical health. By incorporating balance exercises into your routine, you can maintain a higher quality of life, stay active longer, and prevent common issues associated with a...
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Justin Agustin 
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Exercises for improving Balance.
@movementismotive on tiktok 😊 Here's 3 exercise you can start doing if your goal is to improve your balance. This type of training can help strengthen & improve your control over your ankle, core, and knees.