3 Key Movements Over-50's Should Do Daily!

HT Physio – Over-Fifties Specialist Physio11 minutes read

Recommended movements by physiotherapist Will Harow for individuals over 50 target weak and stiff areas, with varying levels for different abilities, promoting mobility and health. It is crucial to consult healthcare professionals and avoid pain when performing these movements.

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  • Will Harow, a specialist physiotherapist, recommends three daily movements for individuals over 50 to improve strength and mobility, targeting common areas of weakness and stiffness.
  • These movements, including a sit back squat, overhead reach, and hip rotation, cater to different ability levels and have the potential to enhance mobility, reduce pain, and promote overall health, but it's crucial to consult healthcare professionals and avoid painful motions.

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  • What are three recommended movements for individuals over 50?

    Sit back squat, overhead reach, hip rotation

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Enhance Strength and Mobility Over 50

  • Three movements recommended for individuals over 50 to enhance strength and mobility daily.
  • Demonstrated by Will Harow, a specialist physiotherapist for the over 50s at HT Physio INF Farum.
  • Movements target areas prone to weakness and stiffness in individuals over 50.
  • Movements cater to varying abilities, with easy, intermediate, and advanced levels.
  • Caution advised to consult healthcare professionals and avoid painful movements.
  • First recommended movement: Sit back squat for hip, knee, and ankle mobility.
  • Second recommended movement: Overhead reach for shoulder and mid-back mobility.
  • Third recommended movement: Hip rotation to maintain hip mobility and prevent stiffness.
  • Consistent practice of these movements can enhance mobility, reduce pain, and improve overall health for individuals over 50.
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