RESISTANCE BAND WORKOUT FOR SENIORS: 50 Resistance Band Exercises for Strength Training and Mobility

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Are you considering building strength and improve mobility even as you age? Have you purchased a resistance band as a beginner? If the box is tick with a YES, this guide is for you! Aging shouldn't stop you from getting fit but a need for extra care during workouts. No matter how old you may be, there is still an exercise you can do at home comfortably! According to the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Heart Association, seniors above 65 should try to exercise at least 150 minutes or 2 hours 30 minutes per week, and should also include strength training at least twice a week. Sadly, most persons above the age of 65 do not workout at all and this singular decision denies them the benefits. You probably skip strength training even though you work out regularly, and go straight to walking or some form of cardio. A mix of both aerobic workouts and endurance, flexibility, and strength training is the perfect type of exercise for seniors and anyone else. Resistance band exercises are the most effective workouts that elderly persons and beginners can incorporate into their daily weekly program. With this exercise, you will develop strength with a few basic workouts, improving endurance, and significantly help combat persistent aches, fight bone loss, pains, even diseases such as arthritis. These sets of workouts are the perfect alternatives to weights or even a great complement to a standard weight lifting regimen. They are cheap, lightweight, and work the muscles in a totally different way than weights. In reality, studies show that with resistance bands, muscles adapt to strength exercise as well as other forms of equipment, such as free weights and various equipment.

Author(s): Murray (PhD), PT. Adrian
Year: 2021

Language: English
Commentary: 50 Resistance Band Exercises for Strength Training and Mobility for SENIORS
Pages: 78
Tags: 50 Resistance Band Exercises, Strength Training,Mobility, for SENIORS

CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION TO RESISTANCE BAND WORKOUT
WHAT IS RESISTANCE BAND WORKOUT?
WHY RESISTANCE BAND WORKOUT OVER WEIGHT?
BENEFITS OF RESISTANCE BAND EXERCISE
SUMMARY
CHAPTER TWO
RESISTANCE WORKOUT TIPS TO AVOID COMMON MISTAKES
CHAPTER THREE
TYPES AND SELECTING A RESISTANCE BAND
Functional
Resistance band colors selection
Making the right resistance band for Workout
CHAPTER FOUR
WARM UP AND STRETCHING BEFORE RESISTANCE BAND WORKOUT
Upper body warm-up activities to begin resistance band strength training workout
Banded pull apart
Chest press with resistance band
Resistance band Stand side pulls
Banded bicep curls
Banded tricep extensions
Hip openers/flexion stretch
Banded push-ups
CHAPTER FOUR
FREE 50 RESISTANCE BAND EXERCISE FOR SENIORS AND BEGINNERS TO TRY
Chest Pull
Lateral Raise
Squats
Hip Abduction
Hip Extension
Scapular Retraction
Scissor Toe Tap
Lateral Crab Walk
Shoulder External Rotators
Forward Raise
Leg Press
CLX Calf Push
Glute Bridge
Bicep Curl
SHOULDER PRESS
TRICEP KICKBACKS
WOOD CHOP
RESISTANCE PUSH-UP
STANDING KNEE RAISING
BANANA ROLL
BICYCLE CRUNCHES
SIDE PLANK
SIT-UPS
RUSSIAN CURVE
SIDE CURVE
PLANK HOLD
OVERHEAD TRICEPS EXPANSION
MONSTER WALKS
CLAMSHELLS
QUARTS
STANDING LEG CURL
FRONT SQUAT
GLUTE BRIDGE
SINGLE-LEG DEADLIFT
HAMSTRING TWISTS
BAND KIDNAPPING
HIP FLEXOR
RESISTANCE BAND LUNGS
LAT PULL-DOWN
PULL APART
BACK FLY LYING
BENT OVER ROWS
HORIZONTAL RAISE
DEADLIFT
CONCLUSION
References & Resources