Walk About: Walking Can Be An Essential Element For Better Health
January 21, 2026
You may think this is the wrong time of year to suggest you go out for a walk. And you’re correct in that snowy or slippery surfaces, and freezing temperatures, are neither inviting nor necessarily safe for outdoor activity. So we’ll cut you some slack (and perhaps suggest a treadmill…
Full Steam Ahead: How To Approach Strength Training This New Year
January 7, 2026
The new year can bring new possibilities and new opportunities. Perhaps you’ll travel in unexpected ways or boost your social connections with new relationships. But will you have the physical strength and stamina to keep up? And what happens if the unexpected occurs? That is, should illness or injury short-circuit…
Make Room For Movement: Daily Physical Activity Is More Important Than Ever
December 10, 2025
You’ve likely heard the phrase “Use it or lose it.” We’d like to propose a slightly amended version of that truism to correspond to the latest research on physical activity: that is, “Move it or lose it.” For it seems that more than ever, the notion that regular and ongoing…
Sick To Your Stomach: Why You Need To Get Rid Of That Visceral Belly Fat
December 10, 2025
Before you indulge in that extra Christmas cookie or the last latke, you may want to think about new research underscoring the danger that your visceral belly fat is posing to your health and well-being. When we talk about the dangers of visceral fat, we are talking about the excess…
To The Core: Core Exercises To Keep You Strong And Stable
November 12, 2025
We’ve covered the important role of core exercises before, but it’s always valuable to update and underscore the essential role that core muscles play to keep you strong, stable, and capable of carrying out your daily activities. Thinking about your hips, pelvis, stomach, and lower back, those areas all have…
Risks And Benefits: Understanding Your Risk of Falling And The Fall Prevention Benefits Of New Technologies
November 5, 2025
While aging itself is not a reason you’re at risk for falling, so many of the health and medical circumstances you face as an older adult do raise your risk. Consider some of these basic facts: From 1990-2021, there was a 182% increase in falls globally, with projections that the…