With Charlotte Michos, RN Senior Fitness for Good Health, Stretching, Strengthening, balance, posture, relaxation and back maintenance. Designed by a nurse for optimum safety and Enjoyment. Directed by Penny Price. Recommended-Booklist. Finally, After 2 yrs of back pain, I started this program and it changed my life and now Im back at my woodworking shop. – Dr. Joel Weinberg, age 71. www. pennypricemedia. com
MORE THAN STRETCH
Staying Strong in the Second Half of Life – Walking After Stretch
breif a stretching program for After Taking a walk
Seated Stretching – Stretch Triceps
www. ncpad. org Sitting or standing posture. Bring one arm? through your body. With your other hand gently pull your elbow farther into your body. Feel a? Stretching along the back of your arm. Hold for 20 seconds. Lib-operation and the return? the position of d? hand. R p? Tez of the other c t?.
Seated Stretching – Stretch Hamstring
www. ncpad. org Sit on a chair. It can be brought n? Necessary to slide forward. ? Reach one leg forward. Keep your knees and right? G? LY lean towards your toes. Keep t? And neck upright. Hold for 15 seconds. Back? the position of d? hand. R p? Tez on the other leg. You should feel a? In Stretching the hamstrings which are located? S? the rear? re leg. Don t make this exercise if it causes or increases pain? leg.
Seated Stretching – Stretch Neck
www. ncpad. org Tilt your t? you on c t?, moving your ear to the eye shoulder. Feel a? Stretching along the c t? your neck. Hold for 20 seconds. Turn your t? You? standing. R p? Tez of the other c t?.
Seated Stretching – Stretch Butterfly
www. ncpad. org Sit with good posture and place your hands over your ears. Slowly and gently bring your elbows to the rear? Re, being careful not to pull on your neck. When your elbows are as far as they go, a br? Ve break. Feel a? Stretching in? Shoulders and chest. D? Tighten up and come back? the position of d? hand.
Stay strong in the second half? Life – Stretch after walking? s
a brief program? Stretching for apr? s take a walk
MORE STRETCH
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Stretch? N? S Stronger? Introduction
People? G?’re Stronger Workout Program is a vid? S two o? Series of exercises pr? President for people? G? Or people who are recovering from illness or injury. This program is s? Curitaire, easy? follow, and sp? cially con? u for people? g? are. The program? Stretch?, D? Envelope? by certification? e Fitness Instructor Anne Pringle Burnell, help you? become more flexible, more range of motion, and give you a new sense of? balance and well? be. ? Stretch?, Is composed of exercises jerk? Us to d? Place your joints in their full range of motion, slow, s’? Tends easily to lib? Rer tension and toning exercises for abdominal and back. The program reinforced? them? n? s offers a r? exercise regime? equilibrated? for the whole body to help you? remain in good health? and ind? pending. With people? G?’re Stronger workout program you will see r? Results r? Els, strength, flexibility, endurance and? Balance. . . all sitting in your chair. Learn more at www. strongerseniors. com
Laying Arms Overhead – A Great Stretch
The Arms Overhead stretch is great for seniors who want to improve posture. Check out www.balance-exercises.com for more Senior Fitness tips.