Senior Strength for Better Walking

Strengthen Your Legs, Improve Your Balance - No Gym Required
What you'll learn
Perform targeted lower body strengthening exercises designed specifically for older adults to improve walking stability and confidence.
Master proper form and modifications for each exercise to ensure safety and effectiveness, regardless of current fitness level.
Complete four full 20-minute workout routines that can be done at home with little to no equipment.
Apply stretching techniques that improve flexibility and reduce stiffness in hips, legs, and ankles for easier daily movement.
Develop a sustainable exercise routine using these workouts to maintain and improve lower body strength over time.
Identify which exercise modifications work best for your individual mobility level and physical limitations.
Requirements
No prior exercise experience needed - This course is designed for beginners and those returning to exercise after time away Ability to stand and walk short distances - Exercises can be modified for different mobility levels, but basic standing/walking ability is helpful
A sturdy chair - For support during standing exercises and for seated exercise modifications
Small open space - Enough room to take a few steps and extend your arms (about 6x6 feet)
Comfortable clothing and supportive shoes - Regular workout clothes not required, just clothes you can move in
Doctor's clearance - If you have chronic health conditions or concerns about exercise, please consult your healthcare provider before starting
Water bottle to stay hydrated
Yoga mat or non-slip surface (though carpet works fine)
Light hand weights (1-3 lbs) or water bottles as alternatives - completely optional
Description
I am excited to share these videos with you to help you gain the strength for better walking. As we age, our bodies require more upkeep. Those things that used to come naturally or easily for us, may be a little more challenging. Something as simple as walking may not be quite so simple any more. Whether it's getting up from a chair, climbing stairs, or simply walking with confidence, these daily activities are essential to maintaining your independence. I have prepared these workouts to give you exercises that you can use to help keep your lower body strong. My years of experience working with older adults tell me that if it works for my clients, it can work for you too!What you will get:Four 20-minute video lessons that are designed specifically for older adultsClear instructions, tips, and modifications that you can understand and followExercises and stretches that are easy to do at home, requiring little or no equipmentEmail access to me for support and questionsThe satisfaction of knowing that you are making your own health and fitness a priorityNo gym membership needed, no complicated moves - just safe, effective exercises you can do in your living room. Check out this short video for a glimpse of what's in store!
Who this course is for
Older adults (60+) who want to maintain or improve their walking ability and stay independent in their daily activities
Seniors who notice walking isn't as easy as it used to be - whether it's feeling unsteady, getting tired more quickly, or lacking confidence on stairs or uneven surfaces
People looking for safe, low-impact exercise they can do at home without expensive equipment or gym memberships
Beginners or those returning to exercise who want a gentle, age-appropriate starting point with clear guidance and modifications
Individuals who prefer exercising privately at home rather than in group fitness classes or gym settings
Caregivers or family members seeking safe, professional exercise programs for their loved ones to do independently
Active older adults who want to prevent future mobility issues by maintaining their lower body strength proactively
Anyone recovering from sedentary periods due to illness, surgery, or life circumstances who needs to rebuild walking strength safely
Seniors with mild balance concerns who want to build strength and confidence (though those with severe balance issues should consult their doctor first)
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