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HealthVitalityTrends.com
Date: 03/07/25
By: "Aashay Edwin Maghi" (CPT)
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From youth to senior years, how we move should change with our bodies. These 7 facts explain how to adjust activity for lifelong benefits.
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Play-based activity helps develop motor skills, bone strength, and heart health early on.
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Activities like running, lifting, and team sports boost strength, confidence, and mental health in adolescence.
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The 20s–30s are the best time to develop habits around cardio, strength, and flexibility for long-term gains.
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In the 40s–50s, balance activities like yoga, walking, and swimming help manage stress and weight.
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Falls are a major risk after 60—light weights, tai chi, or chair exercises help build protection.
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Older adults benefit more from consistent, low-impact activity than extreme workouts that risk injury.
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Listen to your body. Modify intensity and type, but never stop being active.
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Dance, gardening, group walks—whatever you enjoy is what you’ll keep doing.
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Being active for life doesn’t mean doing the same thing forever. Stay flexible in your approach, and movement will stay meaningful.
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HealthVitalityTrends.com
Date: 03/07/25
By: "Aashay Edwin Maghi" (CPT)