Should an Elderly Person Do Chair Exercise or Standing Exercise?

Elderly people need to be stronger on their feet; seated exercises won’t cut it; most of their exercise should be done standing. Elderly people who are still walking without assistance should be doing mostly standing [...]

2026-01-26T11:09:07-07:00SENIOR EXERCISE, STRENGTH TRAINING|

Upper Body Exercises for Total Knee Replacement Recovery

Here are great upper body exercises to do while recovering from a total knee replacement. Total knee replacement doesn’t mean that two days after surgery, you’re bouncing around on your new titanium knee. It takes [...]

Best Strength Training Routines for Elderly: Top 5 Exercises

The best strength training exercises for the elderly are the same for both men and women. If you’re elderly or of "senior" age, you should strength train -- no excuses. This means lift weights. Elderly [...]

2025-11-14T23:21:12-07:00SENIOR EXERCISE, STRENGTH TRAINING|

Can Elderly Heart Failure Patients Benefit from Cardio Exercise?

An elderly person who's been diagnosed with chronic heart failure absolutely must do aerobic exercise. Doctors warn that the absence of cardio exercise is bad for the patient's body. If you’re over age 60 and [...]

2025-09-02T11:23:11-06:00HEART FAILURE, SENIOR EXERCISE|

Risk of Chronic Subdural Hematoma in Elderly Who Exercise

A chronic subdural hematoma is a gradual brain bleed that's common in the elderly. Can exercise bring this on, being that sometimes exercise involves jarring or erratic movements? Perhaps you know that a whiplash-type movement [...]

Can Exercise Prevent Chronic Subdural Hematoma in Elderly?

Is it possible for exercise to prevent an elderly person from ever getting a chronic subdural hematoma? “As we get older our brains shrink,” says Dr. David Beatty, MD, a retired general practitioner with 30+ [...]

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