Imparting what I have learned
LET’S AGE WITH CARE We are creatures of habit. We do things automatically. Not a lot of thinking may be required. But we must be careful to develop postive, healthy habits. Bad habits are just as automatic. See my prior… Continue Reading
THE WEATHER IS REFRESHING! We can go outside and enjoy crisp, beautiful weather. Leaves are more colorful and there is no sweltering heat. Of course, I speak only for North Carolina, where we have 4 separate seasons. As a tennis… Continue Reading
GROWING OLD AND STAYING ACTIVE Many seniors may find that achieving and maintaining physical fitness is more challenging than ever before. The wear and tear of arthritis may make exercise too difficult for some of us, especially if we do… Continue Reading
THERE ARE PROS AND CONS I have had decades of experience in gym workouts and now prefer to work out at home every morning before breakfast. I can relate to the pros and cons of home workouts. Pros: No commute… Continue Reading
ARE THESE BENEFITS OF INTEREST? Simplicity of use Small size and portability Full body applications Isotonic or isometric modes Protection of your joints as you work out Durability Ease of resistance changes Handbooks, suggestions and feedback as needed Bullworker Fitness… Continue Reading
FIRST, A FEW MORE QUESTIONS Do you want to avoid long, strenuous workouts? How about avoiding crunches or other exercises that may cause pain in your lower back ? Do you also want to avoid expensive exercise equipment purchases? Are… Continue Reading
A FEW PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS I have played sports or been a fan for as long as I can remember. At this point, as an octogenarian, I am more a fan than a participant. Some of my memories include: Sending a… Continue Reading
THIS IS FROM PERSONAL EXPERIENCE After working out with resistance or playing sports for more than 65 years, I have learned to appreciate the benefits of exercise – improved heart health, better sleep, increased energy, improved flexibility, greater strength, reduced… Continue Reading
IT’S ESSENTIAL FOR OUR SURVIVAL This post will address a very simple health issue – drinking water. Hydration may be far more important than many of us recognize. I am convinced that habits control our behavior – also that habits… Continue Reading
GETTING PERSONAL The American Heart Association tells us that we need at least 150 minutes (2.5 hours) of heart-pumping activity per week. They also say that only about 20% of adults and teenagers actually are doing this. This post will… Continue Reading