FALLING - Exercises to Help Prevent ** David Woodsmall

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6 Senior-Friendly Exercises to Support the Hips - click HERE improves your sense of balance. Hip-strengthening exercises are an essential part of fall and hip injury prevention. How to prevent falls - click HERE All adults should aim for at least 150 minutes per week of moderate intensity exercise, and anyone over 65 should make sure to include balance training. A simple way to practice balancing is to stand on one foot and lift the other leg off the floor for 10 seconds. Keep a sturdy chair nearby to hold onto in case you start to wobble. If that seems too easy, Cedars-Sinai has other suggestions: Preventing Falls Building Balance - click HERE and plenty more are available across the internet. Exercises focusing on strengthening lower body muscles: strength exercises everyone should do functional fitness - click HERE in the back, abdomen, and legs will also help improve stability. I've fallen. Now how do I get up? - click HERE A Colorado man's aging parents kept falling. He invented the solution - click HERE The #1 Exercise to Do as You Get Older - click HERE If you have time for only one exercise, fitness experts say, try this (squats) Squats are the antidote to soft couch-cushion syndrome — those challenging moments when we struggle to get up from that deep, old sofa. They can also help protect your joints, improve your balance and prevent falls 10 Foot Exercises for Preventing Falls - click HERE BALANCE-EXERCISES-for-SENIORS - click HERE 6 Senior-Friendly Exercises to Support the Hips - click HERE improves your sense of balance. Hip-strengthening exercises are an essential part of fall and hip injury prevention 4 Simple Exercises to Reduce Vertigo and Dizziness - click HERE

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