While it is important for everyone to practice being active as part of their daily routine, participating in regular exercise can be especially beneficial for senior citizens. There can be great rewards for those maturing adults who find an appropriate workout or program and utilize it on a regular basis. Regular exercise can reduce the risks of health issues, such as heart disease, arthritis, and diabetes. Seniors could also expect to lead longer, more independent lives due to experiencing a reduction in joint pain, anxiety, and depression. There are a few key areas that senior should focus on during their training program: strength, balance, flexibility, and endurance.

Strength

Strength building exercises for seniors can reduce muscle loss that typically occurs with age. Loss in bone density is a frequent problem for post-menopausal women. Regular strength training can increase bone mass and help minimize the risk of fractures and breaks, especially in the hips and back, that have become common for women age 50 and older. It has also been found that as the mature adult becomes stronger through training they experience a healthier state of mind. Self-esteem and confidence improve which can drastically and positively affect their quality of life.

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