Baseline Balance: Are You Doing All You Can To Support And Improve Your Balance?
September 9, 2026
One moment you’re walking tall and the next, your head is face down on the ground. Maybe it was just an unfortunate tripping incident- or maybe your balance needs examination and improvement. Whether or not you realize it, multiple systems in your body need to work together to support your…
Muscle-Bound: The Ways Your Body Can Benefit From Strength Training
July 8, 2026
While it appears that everyone loses a bit of muscle as they get older, sarcopenia (the progressive loss of muscle mass, function, and strength) is not inevitable if you’re willing to put in the work and dedication necessary to restore and maintain muscles. We’ve published a strong and steady stream…
Strength In Numbers: New Data On The Value Of Strength Training
June 10, 2026
It seems like it’s the perennial either-or question: Do I do strength training or do I do cardio? Is it more important to build muscle or to challenge my heart to work more efficiently? Well, the answer is, “Yes” to both: Ideally, when designing an exercise strategy for the week,…
A Bit Of A Stretch: Create A Stretch Routine For Better Mobility And Flexibility
April 22, 2026
Raising your arms over your head and reaching toward the sky, or folding yourself toward the floor to touch your toes, may feel like all you need to know in order to stretch your body. But if that’s the extent of your knowledge, then you need a refresher course. Because…
Movement, Mind, And Balance: Why Tai Chi Should Be A Regular Part Of Your Exercise
March 4, 2026
On agebuzz, we want to continue to underscore that maintaining and strengthening your balance is critically important to being independent, mobile, and injury-free as you get older. We’ve recommended a series of exercises to help you stay upright and steady, and in keeping with that goal, it’s also important to…
Basic Balance: Are You Regularly Doing Balance Exercises?
February 25, 2026
There’s really no debate that for most of us, balance becomes more important- and more fragile- the older we get. You know the drill: One in four adults age 65 and older falls each year, and more than ⅓ of those falls require medical attention or limit activities or mobility….